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What’s at the center of the earth?: Crash Course Geology #4
2 days ago
The crust and the mantle are cool, but Earth’s real hero is...
Earth's Crust and Mantle Explained: Crash Course Geology #3
16 days ago
Nobody has made it to the center of the Earth—but not for...
How did Earth form?: Crash Course Geology #2
23 days ago
What can a moon rock tell us about Earth’s distant past? All...
Intro to Geology: Crash Course Geology #1
30 days ago
There’s no place like Earth—and we’ve got the planet’s spectacular, one-of-a-kind geology...
Crash Course Geology Preview
about 1 month ago
Welcome to Crash Course Geology! Over the course of 25 episodes, Sage...
What Happens When Science Clashes with the Public?: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #7
about 2 months ago
We know smoking causes cancer. But the journey to that knowledge is...
Evaluating Sources & Fact Checking: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #6
about 2 months ago
Are you consuming a credit card’s worth of misinformation every week? In...
How Scientists Build Consensus: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #5
2 months ago
Why is there consensus around atoms existing, but not around if chocolate...
The importance of translation: Crash Course Latin American Literature #13
2 months ago
Literature doesn’t begin and end when a writer puts words on a...
Film & Literature: Crash Course Latin American Literature #12
3 months ago
Lights, camera, action! Latin American literature intersects with all sorts of other...
Peer Review and the Quest for Truth: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #4
3 months ago
In 2010, a NASA-backed study boldly announced that we’d found alien life...
How Does Science Really Work? The Myth of the Great Experiment: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #3
3 months ago
Sometimes experiments radically change our understanding of the world. But there’s much...