Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Fascinating stories and creative graphs to share with your students!
The Most "Metal" Animal - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
Deep in the Indian Ocean, sunlight disappears and life gets... weird.
The "Eat-Now" Chemical - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
Some Saturday mornings, I’ll get so engrossed in what I’m doing that I totally lose track of time....
Bacteria in the Sky - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
In 2021, something weird was happening deep beneath Yellowstone National Park. First, a swarm of...
Island of Mysterious Elements - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
That periodic table hanging in your science classroom is filled with weird letters and strange...
The Extraordinary Elephant Trunk - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
These days, AI-generated videos of baby elephants are everywhere I look. This feels like a waste of...
A polar mystery - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
If I had a really expensive tool, do you know what I would NOT do with it? I would not drill a...
Insect freeloaders! - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
Every year, an alien species raids a quiet planet. The locals stand by helplessly as the aggressive...
3D-Printed Body Parts - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
I was SO excited to get my first 3D printer. I wasn't part of the first wave of people who bought...
A Super Heat Conductor - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
Have you tried using AI to edit a photo? Dropped a question into ChatGPT? Clicked the top results...
Extraordinary Group Effects - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
In nature, many organisms send a clear signal with their coloring that says, "Don't mess with me."...
Best (and worst) animal sleepers - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon
Two big names in history, separated by hundreds of years: Leonardo da Vinci and Nikola Tesla....