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How Will the Jet Stream Influence Weather in 2026?

9K views · 10mo ago · 12:56

How does the jet stream really shape our weather and what does it mean for winter 2026? In this in-depth educational video, we explain the jet stream in a clear and visual way, from the basic science behind high-altitude wind patterns to their global impact on extreme weather. You’ll learn what the jet stream is, how it forms, and why its position and shape can determine where cold air, snowstorms, heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall occur.

Topics: The Invisible Forces Above Us · What Is the Jet Stream? · The Four Jet Streams of Earth · Why the Shape of the Jet Stream Matters · The Jet Stream and Other Major Weather Patterns · How the Jet Stream Is Shaping the Winter of 2026

Is the Polar Vortex About to Trigger an Extreme Winter in 2026?

13K views · 11mo ago · 10:17

Will winter 2025/2026 turn extreme? In this video, we explain what the Polar Vortex is, why it may weaken during winter 2025/26, and how this could lead to severe cold, heavy snowfall, and unusual winter weather across parts of North America and Europe. Using the latest atmospheric research and forecasts, we break down what to watch for in the months ahead.

Topics: Will this winter bring intense cold and heavy snow? · What is the Polar Vortex · How the Vortex Breaks down · The QBO and La Niña · Forecast for winter 2025/2026

Will Our Rivers Dry Up Forever? - The Global River Crisis

2K views · 1y ago · 18:25

The Global River Crisis: From the Americas to Asia, from Europe to Africa and Australia, iconic rivers are shrinking before our eyes. In this video, we’ll dive into the causes and consequences of the world’s drying rivers. We’ll explore some of the most famous rivers that are disappearing and find out whether there’s still a chance to turn the tide.

Topics: The Causes of Drying Rivers · The Consequences of Drying Rivers · Drying Rivers Around the World · The Future of Rivers

What we know about hurricane Melissa

2K views · 1y ago · 1:16

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Mosquitoes Discovered in Iceland, but Can They Survive?

3K views · 1y ago · 1:13

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La Niña’s Return: Why This Climate Shift Matters More Than You Think

9K views · 1y ago · 8:01

Guest: La Niña’s Return

In this video, we explore the fascinating science behind La Niña: a powerful climate phenomenon that cools the Pacific Ocean and disrupts global weather patterns. Learn how La Niña influences rainfall, droughts, hurricanes, and even global temperatures.

Topics: The Science Behind La Niña · Origins and Naming · Rare Triple-Dip Events · Global Weather Impacts · Ecosystems and the Environment · La Niña in a Warming World

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El Niño Explained: Why It Changes Our Weather

41K views · 1y ago · 12:57

El Niño is one of the most important climate phenomena on Earth. But what exactly is El Niño, and how does it affect our weather? In this video we explain El Niño in simple terms: what it is, how it forms, and why it has such a big impact on global climate.

Topics: What Is El Niño? · How El Niño affect Australia, Asia, South America, and Africa. · How El Niño affect North America · How Scientists Detect and Predict El Niño · El Niño in a Warming World

The Vikings: explorers or conquerors?

28K views · 1y ago · 28:23

Who were the Vikings really? In this educational documentary, we explore the real Viking life, far beyond the battles and raids. Discover how the Norse people lived day to day, what their rituals looked like, the gods they worshipped, and the discoveries they made while expanding across Europe.

Topics: Origin of the Vikings · Climate and Environment · The Viking Ship · Viking expansion in Europe · Norwegian settlements in the North · Important Viking centers

Supercontinent of Pangaea

5K views · 1y ago · 1:14

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The most complex border in Europe: Baarle

3K views · 1y ago · 1:13

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Amazon Rainforest Secrets: Biodiversity & Threats

36K views · 1y ago · 33:18

Guest: Amazon Rainforest Secrets

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Topics: Size and Location · Origin and History · Indigenous Peoples · Biodiversity · Climate · Human Influence

Why the Whole World Is Fighting Over Greenland?

7K views · 1y ago · 12:03

Why does everyone wants Greenland? What makes this icy, remote Arctic island suddenly so important in global politics, climate change, and power struggles? In this explainer video, we uncover Greenland’s hidden importance, from ancient Inuit cultures and Viking settlements to Danish colonization, rare earth minerals, melting ice sheets, and its growing role in global geopolitics.

Topics: The Icy Jewel Everyone Wants · The First People of the North · The Vikings · Colonization of Greenland · Life and Culture in the Arctic · Ice, Rock, and Fire: Greenland’s Wild Landscape

Barberton - One of the Oldest Mountains in the World

5K views · 1y ago · 2:03

Welcome to the Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains in South Africa. This area forms part of the Barberton Greenstone Belt. Home to some of the oldest volcanic and sedimentary rocks on Earth. These formations are so well-preserved that you can still see the distinct layers in the stone today!

From Volcanoes to U.S. State: The Untold Story of Hawaii

43K views · 1y ago · 10:12

Discover the fascinating and often forgotten story of Hawaii — from its fiery volcanic origins to the controversial annexation by the United States. This video explores how the islands formed, Hawaii’s history and the U.S. annexation.

Topics: How the Hawaiian Islands Formed · Climate and Biodiversity · The Rise of the Hawaiian Kingdom · The Overtrow of Hawaii · Hawaii Becomes the 50th State · Hawaii Nowadays

🌍 Earth Day 2025: Our Power, Our Planet

2K views · 1y ago · 1:19

Today is Earth Day 2025! This year's theme, Our Power, Our Planet, highlights the urgent call to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030 to protect our planet and future. Raise your voice by sharing this video and using the hashtag #OurPowerOurPlanet. Learn more and take action at

Eswatini - Welcome to Eswatini, the second smallest country in Africa

6K views · 1y ago · 2:11

Welcome to Eswatini, the second smallest country in Africa, nestled between South Africa and Mozambique. Despite its size, Eswatini is rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. The country is famous for traditional ceremonies like the Umhlanga Reed Dance and the Incwala Festival, celebrating heritage and unity. Eswatini features stunning mountains, lush valleys, and diverse wildlife, making it a paradise for nature lovers.

Märket – The Most Remarkable Border in the Baltic Sea

3K views · 1y ago · 1:11

Märket has one of the most remarkable borders in the world. This tiny island in the Baltic Sea is split between Finland and Sweden in a way that doesn’t make much sense. But why? Discover the history behind Märket’s strange border in our new series Incredible Borders!

The sinking city of Venice, Italy

13K views · 1y ago · 11:05

Venice, the iconic city of canals, faces a growing crisis as it continues to sink and experience frequent flooding. Built on soft sediment and wooden piles, the city is affected by natural land subsidence, the heavy weight of its buildings, and geological movements. Additionally, groundwater extraction in the past significantly contributed to the problem.

The unique man-made climate of New York City

8K views · 2y ago · 8:47

New York City has a Cfa subtropical climate, according to the Köppen climate classification. But if the city were not there, the climate could also fall within the humid continental temperature range. According to Köppen that’s Dfa. This is due to the urban heat island effect, which makes the city a few degrees warmer. You notice this especially at night and in winter.

Topics: A brief explanation of the Köppen climate system · Cfa subtropical climate · Atlantic Ocean · Rainfall · Summers in New York · Winters in New York

Battlefield Market Garden - The Road to Arnhem Bridge

82K views · 2y ago · 7:20

Guest: Battlefield Market Garden

The Battle of Arnhem, fought from September 17 to 25, 1944, was a pivotal World War II engagement and part of the ambitious Allied operation known as Operation Market Garden. The plan, conceived by British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, aimed to secure a series of bridges in the Netherlands, facilitating a rapid advance into Germany's industrial heartland, the Ruhr.

The Plastic Soup in our oceans

7K views · 2y ago · 10:43

Our deep blue oceans are becoming increasingly polluted with plastic. In this video we explain how plastic ends up in the oceans. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 1:14 The currents of our oceans 1:37 Rubber ducks 2:15 Deep water currents 2:41 Surface currents 2:54 Ocean gyres 3:19 The five ocean gyres 3:35 Location of the plastic soup 4:10 Where does the plastic soup come from?

Rise and Fall of the Maya Civilization | Explained in 15 minutes

38K views · 2y ago · 15:39

Discover the fascinating story of the Maya civilization — from their mysterious origins to their stunning achievements in astronomy, architecture, and art. In this 15-minute documentary, we explore how the Maya built a thriving empire, and why it ultimately fell into ruins.

Topics: The Origins and Timeline of the Maya Civilization · Where Did the Maya Live? · Agriculture and Water Management · Cenotes · Trade and Natural Protection · Religion and Culture

The Netherlands - Geography, Population, Economy, Climate and Amsterdam | Dutch | Holland

46K views · 2y ago · 10:43

The Netherlands, known for its flat terrain, windmills, and tulip fields, is a progressive European nation with a rich cultural heritage. Renowned for Amsterdam's historic canals and vibrant culture, it thrives on international trade, embraces diversity, and values innovation in technology and sustainability, ensuring a high quality of life.

The History of the North Atlantic Ocean

96K views · 3y ago · 25:09

Thousands of miles of emptiness. Nothing but blue, grey, green and white. Giant waves, shrieking gales, water so cold. This is what millions of people in history had to cross in order to begin new lives. Witnessing the greatest migration of peoples in history as well as the longest and most bitterly fought of all naval battles it connects two hitherto unknown continents.