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The educational resource shows information about a nuclear power station, how it works and its advantages and its disadvantages.
The educational resource shows information about the concept tidal energy and its advantages and its disadvantages.
Oil is the product of the decomposition of the remains of microscopic living organisms which millions of years ago inhabited the seas, lakes and river estuaries. Oil today has a multitude of applicati ...
The educational resource shows a visual about the evolution of stars. The visual allows you to have an idea of the main properties of a star during its normal life, that is, not during its birth or ...
The educational resource shows an interactive animation about Joule´s experiment: the mechanical energy of a mass falling from a certain height can be transformed into an increase in temperature insid ...
The educational resource shows a visual about the measurement of G: in 1798, Henry Cavendish, used an ingenious method to measure G, the constant of Universal Gravitation. He used a torsion balance, a ...
Radiant energy is what is possessed by electromagnetic waves like visible light, radio waves, ultraviolet rays (UV), infrared rays (IR), etc. The principle characteristic of this energy is that it can ...
Energy from fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) comes from substances which originated from the accumulation, millons of years ago, of large quantities of remains of living beings at the bottom o ...
The educational resource shows an interactive animation about changes in water: the change from a solid to a liquid is called fusion. The change from a liquid to a gas is called evaporation. When wate ...
The educational resource shows an interactive animation about the internal combustion engine: in real combustion engines, the energy is extracted from the combustion of some type of fuel, which has be ...
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