A wonderful five-episode series (approximately 15 minutes each) featuring our colleague Laurie Rousseau-Nepton. Includes a teacher's guide co-developed by our director which contains activities spanning science, ethics, Indigenous studies, and personal and professional development.

Did you know that in everyday language we often use the word “weight,” but what we're really talking about is mass? Canadian Space Agency Data Scientist Roksana Sheikholmolouki explains these science concepts commonly misunderstood by students. 

A three-part video series exploring the connections between Earth's elements and the stars, covering atoms, molecules, isotopes, carbon formation, and the science behind climate change. Suitable for classroom use and beyond.

Explore the world-class observatories nestled in northern Chile’s mountains and learn why Chile, with its beautiful mountain ranges and clear, cloudless skies create an ideal environment for studying the cosmos.

This visualization reveals the stars of the Taurus constellation in three dimensions. Watch as the familiar pattern on the sky distorts into a whole new perspective. This is a great way to explain constellations.