Scientific history
Hi. It's Mr. Andersen and in this video I'm going to talk about statistics for science. And the reason why statistics is important in science is that's what statistics is....
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We shall never know just how many historical documents are in fact counterfeit. History in general goes hand in hand with the history of forgeries; countless chronicles as well as works of art and...
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>> Elizabeth: Hello. I'm happy to be here. I suppose it would nice if we darkened that a little bit. Well, we'll see what happens. So how -- I'm a Maya...
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>> This is part of my [inaudible] research, and I've given it a slightly provocative title. We usually hear about art from art sake. Sometimes we hear about science for science...
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Hi. It's Paul Andersen and this is disciplinary core idea ESS1C. It's on the history of planet earth. And the history of planet earth is literally written in the rocks. And so if we...
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Hi. This is Mr. Andersen. Today I'm going to give you a little podcast on scientific method. Scientific method is used by scientists but it's also used by anybody who wants to...
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The Research Library has been part of the American Museum of Natural History since its founding in 1869. In fact, the first books entered the collection when the Museum was still housed at the Central...
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>>Ross McPhee: The idea of de-extinction is that we can bring back species that are now completely gone. We may, within our lifetimes, within the next 10 or 20 years, see species that...
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Bascom Hill Scene, 1966. UW Archives image ID: S00156 Studying in memorial library, c. 1960. UW Archives image ID: S00269 Agriculture classroom scene, Veterinary Science. UW Archives image ID:...
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In the 2008 Olympics, the women's 100 meter was won by three women from the same country. Shelly-Ann Fraser, Sherone Simpson, and Kerron Stewart are all three from Jamaica and placed Gold, and...
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