Course: Our Earth: Its Climate, History, and Processes
Modules:
What's in store ..., Video 1.0: Introduction and Philosophy, Video 1.1: How does science work?, Optional Video: How do scientific papers get published?, Video 1.2: Introduction to the Earth's climate system, Video 1.3: How do we measure geologic time?, Video 1.4: Geological Time Scale Song, Video 1.5: Minerals and Rocks, Video 1.5.1: Igneous Rock, Video 1.5.2: Sedimentary Rock, Video 1.5.3: Metamorphic Rock, Video 1.6: Using radioactivity to date rocks - Dr. Ray Burgess, Video 1.7: Using stable isotopes to understand Earth processes - Dr. Ray Burgess, Video 1.8: How do we know how old the Earth is?, Video 1.9: What are those rocks doing lying around?
Video 2.1.1: How did the Moon form? - Dr. Katherine Joy, Video 2.1.2: Why is the Moon important to life on earth? - Dr. Katherine Joy, Video 2.2: What came before plate tectonics?, Video 2.3: How did plate tectonics get discovered?, Video 2.4.1: The Earth's magnetic field, Video 2.4.2: The magnetic poles flip? You're kidding me, right?, Video 2.5: How earthquakes happen, Video 2.6.1: What's inside the Earth?, Video 2.6.2: How do we know about the insides of the Earth?, Video 2.7: How do the plates move?, Video 2.8: How does magma form?, Video 2.9: How were the Himalaya formed?, Video 2.10: Supercontinent Pangaea, Video 2.11: The supercontinent cycle
Video 3.1.1: Where Did the Oceans Come From?, Video 3.1.2: Are the Oceans in Steady State?, Video 3.2.1: How the oceans work - Dr. Gregory Lane-Serff, Video 3.2.2: The oceanic conveyor belt - Dr. Gregory Lane-Serff, Video 3.3.1: What is the Atmosphere Made Of?, Video 3.3.2: What Controls the Temperature Profile of the Atmosphere?, Video 3.3.3: Three Radiation Laws, Video 3.3.4: What if the Earth had no Atmosphere?, Video 3.4.1: How does the Atmosphere Work?, Video 3.4.2: How do the Jet Streams Control the Weather?, Video 3.5: Extratropical cyclones, Video 3.6: The Rise and Fall of Ice on Earth, Video 3.7: How do Glaciers Control the Height of Mountains? – Dr. Simon Brocklehurst, Video 3.8: Why the Arctic is Crucial to Earth's Climate - Dr. Bart Van Dongen and Dr. Robert Sparks
Video 4.3.2: The Earliest Life on Earth, Video 4.3.1 The Formation of Organic Molecules and the Tree of Life, Video 4.1: The Earth's primitive atmosphere, Video 4.2: Fossils, Video 4.4.1: Welcome to The Manchester Museum - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.4.2: Apex Chert and Stromatolites - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.4.3: Ediacaran Fauna - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.5.1: How Oxygen Changed the Earth Forever, Video 4.5.2: The Arrival of Multicellular Life and the Cambrian Explosion, Video 4.6.1: How Plants and Animals Came Onshore - Dr. Victoria Egerton, Video 4.6.2: Colonization of Land, Video 4.7.1: Devonian: From Fish to Tetrapod - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.7.2: Carboniferous - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.7.3: Jurassic Coast - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.7.4: Dinosaurs - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.7.5: Chemical Fossils - Prof. Phil Manning, Video 4.8: Controls on Life on Earth: Mass Extinctions
BYOE Video 1: Introduction to Build Your Own Earth, BYOE Video 2: How to Use Build your own Earth, BYOE Video 3: How to Interpret Climate Properties: Surface Temperatures, the Jet Stream, Clouds, and Precipitation, BYOE Video 4: Using Build Your Own Earth to Study Past Earth Climates, Video 5.0: Synthesis and Anthropogenic Climate Change