…on–that’s why it’s called RE-search! Read the ScienceDaily summary of the research at http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/10/101006141558.htm. Learn more about solar effects on Earth’s temperature and how climate scientists do research in our…
They just measured relativistic effects between two atomic clocks differing by the speed of a fast bike rider and on length scales shorter than two feet. Boy, this world is…
Programmable thermostats allow Energy3D to study the effects of human behavior on home energy use Blog Post
Figure 1 Energy3D Version 5.1 has incorporated a new feature: programmable thermostats (Figure 1). This allows users to add a programmable thermostat to each building in the design. Such a…
Students in the Luquillo Schoolyard Project in Puerto Rico are jamming on data. Large, long-term environmental data! And our free, online tool CODAP (Common Online Data Analysis Platform) joined their…
Chad’s Great American Eclipse Chase: Part 8—Prepping 101—Planning and prioritizing for totality Blog Post
…be watching to see when these effects happen during this eclipse and how they change and evolve. Shadow bands as observed during an eclipse in 2001 The last effect to…
…and provide students opportunities to interact with the simulation. We use fast algorithms in computational fluid dynamics to achieve realistic effects and smooth animations. We have conducted field tests in…
…We developed the Boreal Forest Fire Explorer to allow students to investigate variables specific to the impacts and ecological effects of repeat fires in the boreal ecosystem over time and…
Remote Professional Development: Using a System Modeling Tool for 3D Teaching and Learning Blog Post
…teacher. We wanted our students to explore the Earth’s spheres and to model the anthropogenic effects on the hydrosphere. Like other teachers across the globe, becoming an online instructor practically…
…How can we separate the two effects? Sealing the containers to stop evaporation doesn’t work because that will stop crystallization as well. Why do I insist on the theory of…
…is not just something that is nice to have. If computer simulations are to rival real experiments, it must produce not only the expected effects but also the unexpected side…