Archive for: Science

An Example of Cell Communication

An Example of Cell Communication

An Example of Cell Communication The Fight or Flight Response Travel inside the body and see how cell signaling brings about physiological changes during the fight or flight response. View the e-learning videos

Museum of Science+Industry Chicago

Museum of Science+Industry Chicago

Museum of Science+Industry Chicago View the learning game

Galileo Galilei: 400 Years of Stellar Observations

Galileo Galilei: 400 Years of Stellar Observations

Galileo Galilei: 400 Years of Stellar Observations Physicist, mathematician, astronomer, philosopher – Galileo Galilei was all of this and more. His improvements to the telescope led to the discovery of the four largest moons of Jupiter, which are named in his honor. The Galilean moons – Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto – were discovered 400 [...]

 
Inside a Cell

Inside a Cell

Inside a Cell Take a look inside a cell. Click on an organelle to zoom in and explore that cell part. View the e-learning project

Astrodocs – 23 U.S. physicians have flown in space

Astrodocs – 23 U.S. physicians have flown in space

Astrodocs – 23 U.S. physicians have flown in space 23 U.S. physicians have flown in space. Each bar represents the amount of time a physician-astronaut has spent in space. Roll over a bar with your mouse or click on a mission in the physician’s bio to learn more about his or her work with NASA. [...]

Fatal Radiation

Fatal Radiation

Fatal Radiation Software problems and poor quality control at St. Vincent’s Hospital cause a fatal overdose. View the project

 
The Bionic Body

The Bionic Body

The Bionic Body View the interactive graphic

Seasons Interactive

Seasons Interactive

Seasons Interactive Everyone knows that it’s warmer in the sumer than in the winter, but why is that? With this interactive, you can examine the main factors which affect temperature: the position of the Earth in its orbit around the Sun, the tilt of the Earth’s axis of rotation, and the path of the Sun [...]

Moon Phases

Moon Phases

Moon Phases Sunlight is responsible for both day and night on Earth and for the different phases of the Moon as seen from Earth. View the project

 
Interactive Weather Guide

Interactive Weather Guide

Interactive Weather Guide Interactive weather guide on variety of winter conditions. View the project

Science Explorations

Science Explorations

Science Explorations Interactive science games for kids. View the project

Machealth

Machealth

Machealth Immerse yourself in the innovative learning environment of machealth. Multimedia interactive modules developed by leading experts are a great way to update your knowledge and skills. Connect with colleagues outside the virtual classroom in our community through discussion forums, or check out our downloads area for useful resources and tools, all from the comfort [...]

 
Basic Electricity

Basic Electricity

Interactive – Basic Electricity Interactive – Basic Electricity for kids. View the project

Black Holes: Gravity’s Relentless Pull

Black Holes: Gravity’s Relentless Pull

Black Holes: Gravity’s Relentless Pull Black holes are out there. But what are they? The mass of the Earth creates the gravity that pulls things to the ground. With enough power, we can escape that gravity and leave the earth behind. View the project

CELL SIZE AND SCALE

CELL SIZE AND SCALE

CELL SIZE AND SCALE Some cells are visible to the unaided eye The smallest objects that the unaided human eye can see are about 0.1 mm long. That means that under the right conditions, you might be able to see an ameoba proteus, a human egg, and a paramecium without using magnification. A magnifying glass [...]