STEM in 30: Perseverance; What it Takes to Explore the Red Planet!
Take a trip to the red planet to learn about the science of launching and landing a rover on another planet as well as the science that will be done once it is on the ground.
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STEM in 30: How the Webb and Hubble Telescopes Look into the Past
Learn about the Hubble and Webb telescopes and how their discoveries have changed how we look at the universe.
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STEM in 30: Shhhhh. The Science of Stealth
Learn about stealth aircraft and the science behind making a sneaky flying machine.
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STEM in 30: 8 Minute Ride: The Space Shuttle at 40
Learn about the legacy of the space shuttle program with the STEM in 30 team.
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STEM in 30: What do you want to be when you grow up? Careers in Aerospace
In this episode meet some amazing leaders and follow their path to a career in air and space.
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STEM in 30: At Home Astronomy: How You Can Observe the Night Sky
No matter where you live, there are things to observe in the night sky. In this episode learn how you can become a night sky observer.
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STEM in 30: Mail Away; Mail Away; Mail Away: Innovations in Delivering the Mail
In the United States mail service often fueled the transportation industry to expand and innovate allowing more people to be connected; and ushered in an era of faster communication.
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Try This at Home: Make Your Own Rainbow!
Learn about the science of rainbows and prisms in a way that you can try at home!
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Try This at Home: Coloring Images from Space
Learn how the images from the Hubble and Webb Space Telescopes are colored.
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Try This at Home: Morse Code Demo
Learn about telegraphy and how to make your own telegraph key in the morse code demo.
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