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The premise of this experiment is that you can use the sun to “cook” things. It’s a first step to understanding the concepts of renewable energy, and how the sun’s heat can be harnessed as a tool to help us achieve our goals, without using nonrenewable energy sources.

In the fourth and final episode of the Mission Ocean series, we discover what Environmental DNA (eDNA) is, and how it’s being currently utilized for ocean conservation efforts.

In episode 3, learn about a not-so-popular kind of ocean pollutant – Noise. You’ll see how it’s caused, and what surprising thing happens when the noise switches off.

Part 5 explores the design of the wings of the blue morpho butterfly and how light reflection alters their appearance to the eye of the viewer.

Part 4 explores the design of shark skin and how it helps the shark function as efficiently as a swimmer and a predator and how the design can help our world become safer and stronger.

Part 9 explores the different aspects of astronomy, with a focus on celestial bodies in space —like stars, planets, and the sun.

Part 8 explores how eclipses work, the different types of lunar eclipses, and the proper protection for eyes when viewing an eclipse.

Part 7 explores how the Moon’s gravitational pull impacts Earth and causes the tides to reach high and low points.

Part 6 explores the different phases of the moon, from New Moon to Full Moon to Waning Crescent, and explains how the direction of the light from the Sun impacts the moon’s visibility and shape appearance.

Part 5 explores the different aspects of the moon, including the dark side, the terminator (the dividing line between dark and light), and the craters that can be seen in pictures.

Part 4 explores how the Earth’s tilted axis and its orbit around the sun produces different seasons in different times of the year.

Part 3 explores the design of the seahorse tail and how, despite being unusual, their tale provides greater flexibility when moving.

Part 2 explores the design of a humpback whale’s flipper, which is the secret behind their graceful and agile swimming.

art 1 explores what viewers can expect from the Design Redefined series, what biomimicry is, and why we replicate design found in nature into modern technology.

Part 3 explores the different types of cloud formations, how they form, and where they can occur in the sky.

Part 2 explores the different phases in the water cycle, along with the concepts involved in the moving from one stage to another.

Part 1 explores each layer of the atmosphere and how they make up a protective surface for the Earth.

Part 8 looks at fractals and meanders in nature.

Part 7 investigates hexagons and why and where they appear in nature.

Part 6 explores concentric circles and tessellations in nature.

Part 4 explains Fibonacci numbers in greater detail but also introduces Lucas numbers and phi. 

Part 3 delves into Fibonacci numbers and where they appear in nature.

Part 2 looks at spirals in nature. The video explains two different types of spirals as well as the Coriolis Effect

Part 1 explores different types of symmetry and where they can be found in nature.