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Explainers

Animated science explainer videos produced by students in the Motion Graphics class at the Reynolds School of Journalism.

Hydrogen fuel cell

Driving Toward a Green Future: Hydrogen Electric Vehicles

person hugging earth

Seven Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Brands to Support

Yellowstone caldera

What Would Happen if the Yellowstone Supervolcano Were to Erupt?

A dumptruck flings an t-shirt into an oversized laundry basket.

Enforced Obsolescence In Fashion Helps Make The Environment Obsolete

A low-polygon animated salmon hides among some reeds.

How Fish Use Smell And Magnetic Fields to Navigate

A prison hallway with a door at the very end. The door is flanked by four cells, with two on each sides. The scene is painted entirely with various shades of pink.

Can This Shade Of Pink Reduce Hostile Behavior? Or Make It Worse?

The body of an electric guitar with the neck pointing offscreen. A red arrow indicates the vibrations of the strings.

Electromagnetic Music: Guitar Pickups Explained

A large heart is cut out of a pink border. Within the heart, there are four heraldic banners depicting houses from the Harry Potter series. From left to right: a badger, a snake, a lion, and a bird.

Reading Fiction Can Make You Kinder And More Accepting

A green, two-dimensional brachiosaurus on a background of lined notebook paper. The animal is facing the right.

Life Finds a Way: How Scientists Could Revive Extinct Animals

An animated red panda with labels denoting its white ears, dense reddish fur, ringed tail, and black legs and belly.

The Unique Biology Of The Panda From Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’

Three Ishihara color tests, comprised of a random assortment of red circles of differing sizes that show following figures in green: 80%, 1/200, and 1/12. A colorblind person would not be able to distinguish these green figures from the red circles that border them.

Why Are Men More Likely To Be Colorblind?

Colored refrigerator magnets spell out, "DAVE AO GOD HAY."

Understanding Dyslexia And Assistive Technology

One the right, a frightening face emerges from the shadow. A concerned-looking sheep looks on in the foreground.

Nightmares: Terror, Triggers, And Treatments

Casey Acklin stands in front of a white brick wall with his arm outstretched, holding a black umbrella. Four tags hang down from the inside of the umbrella, labeled: Lewy body dementia, vascular dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and Alzheimer's.

Dementia and Alzheimer’s: What’s the Difference?

A simplified human form blushes heavily. A cross-section of their stomach is filled with a pale brown liquid.

‘Asian Glow’ Is The Body’s Warning To Avoid Alcohol

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