Science With TomEcologist Alex McInturff helps Tom break down the lyrics from his Minute Earth musical collaboration on trophic cascades: "Rise of the Mesopredator." Watch it here and make sure to subscribe to Minute Earth! youtu.be/jsJj9q5UKlE
Read & Annotate the Lyrics to "Rise of the Mesopredator" here: goo.gl/rz64AS
Tom is an 8th grade science teacher and YouTuber as Science With Tom. Alex is a PhD candidate at UC Berkeley studying the impact of large carnivores on California ecosystems. On his FIRST appearance on Science With Tom, he sung about Pluto's moon Charon: youtu.be/AyxPU8OPrGI
Science Breakdown: Rise of the Mesopredator (ft. Minute Earth)Science With Tom2018-06-14 | Ecologist Alex McInturff helps Tom break down the lyrics from his Minute Earth musical collaboration on trophic cascades: "Rise of the Mesopredator." Watch it here and make sure to subscribe to Minute Earth! youtu.be/jsJj9q5UKlE
Read & Annotate the Lyrics to "Rise of the Mesopredator" here: goo.gl/rz64AS
Tom is an 8th grade science teacher and YouTuber as Science With Tom. Alex is a PhD candidate at UC Berkeley studying the impact of large carnivores on California ecosystems. On his FIRST appearance on Science With Tom, he sung about Pluto's moon Charon: youtu.be/AyxPU8OPrGI
Video shot by Elliott Bastien Morin
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Thank You To: Seung Kim Charles Chang Robert Whitener Sam Mazlish Sarah Kimball Bryan Mazlish Bigfoot Biomedical William Talbot Cindy Ho
Produced by: Science With Tom & 3MotionCreative
Narrated by: Tom McFadden
Shot & Edited by: Elliott Bastien Morin
Visuals & Music courtesy of: Stanford University Prelinger Files StoryBlocks iStock Photo Artlist.io
Funding provided by Will Talbot, Senior Associate Dean of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs in support of the Stanford School of Medicine’s Biomedical Innovation Initiative and the Discovery Innovation Fund
Science With Tom helps scientists tell their stories to the world - whether stakeholders, funders, or the general public. If you're interested in video production or science video workshops for scientists, reach out here: sciencewithtom.com/contactThe Herschlag-Fordyce CollaborationScience With Tom2021-04-21 | Enzymes are fundamental to life. If we can figure out their design principles, it could have enormous applications for health and the environment. But they're very labor intensive to study. Can new microfluidic technology do for biology what the microchips did for computers? Herschlag & Fordyce- a match made at Stanford - may soon find out.
Thank You To: Dan Herschlag Polly Fordyce Craig Markin Daniel Mokhtari William Talbot Cindy Ho
Produced by: Science With Tom & 3MotionCreative
Directed by: Tom McFadden
Shot & Edited by: Elliott Bastien Morin
Visuals & Music courtesy of: Stanford University StoryBlocks iStock Photo Artlist.io
Animations Courtesy of: PDB-101 (PDB101.rcsb.org) via CC-BY-4.0 license
Funding provided by Will Talbot, Senior Associate Dean of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs in support of the Stanford School of Medicine’s Biomedical Innovation Initiative and the Discovery Innovation Fund
Science With Tom helps scientists tell their stories to the world - whether stakeholders, funders, or the general public. If you're interested in video production or science video workshops for scientists, reach out here: sciencewithtom.com/contactPlanes Lift - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2021-03-25 | Have you ever wondered how planes actually fly? This science-ified version of “Main Chick” by Kid Ink explains the forces that allow you to take off from the runway. Lyrics and audio by previous 8th grade students, visuals by 7th grade students from The Nueva School.
FOOTAGE: “Airplane” by @vecteezy-pngs on Vecteezy “Plane taking off from a city” by @matthiasgroeneveld from MixKit “Blue-Speech-Bubble.png” from Wikimedia Commons “Airflow across a wing” Cambridge University from Youtube “Plane taking off on a runway view from a window” @rubenvelasco from MixKit Photo by Siim Lukka on Unsplash Clock by apple default computer clock “Smoke Lifts” by NASA on Youtube Photo by Tengyart on Unsplash “Europe at night viewed from space with city lights showing human activity in Germany, France, Spain, Italy and other countries, 3d rendering of planet” from 123rf.com “Black gear wheel clipart” from pixy.org “Airplane wing png” from jing.fm Portrait of Newton at 46 by Godfrey Kneller, 1689 from Wikipedia “ETH-BIB-Bernoulli, Daniel (1700-1782)-Portrait-Portr 10971.tif (cropped).jpg” from Wikipedia Commons “Examples of Airfoils.svg” by Olivier Cleynen from Wikipedia Commons
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Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomCRISPR (7 Rings Parody) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2020-09-11 | What exactly is CRISPR Cas9? Where did it come from? How are scientists using it? And what are the ethical ramifications? Find out in this science-ified version of "7 Rings" by Ariana Grande, by 8th graders from The Nueva School.
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Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomClimate Rap Challenge - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2020-08-07 | Write a verse (in any language) about how climate change is affecting your local environment and community and submit it in the comments or on IG/Twitter (@ScienceWithTom). In these verses, 8th graders from San Francisco, California (The Nueva School) and high schoolers from Andalucía, Spain (Colegio Salesianos in Alcalá de Guadaíra) explain the environmental and social challenges climate change has already brought about.
Captions available in both Spanish and English.
If you want to use the same instrumental, find it here: youtube.com/watch?v=1Nmb_dvUOiwBlood Types - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2020-05-16 | 8th Graders from the Nueva School rap about the physiology and genetics of ABO blood types.
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Interested in starting a "Science Rap Academy" in your school or district? Contact Science With Tom here: http://bit.ly/2ic9I02
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomIonic Bonding - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2019-10-14 | Why do atoms bond? And what's the difference between covalent and ionic bonding? Let the 8th graders from the "Science Rap Academy" school you - while dressed up as giant inflatable atoms - to the tune of "Pure Water" by Migos.
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Produced by 3Motion Creative & Science With Tom Audio Mixed by @ChaseMooreMusic
#Education #ScienceRap #MetricSystem
*** LYRICS Intro: Metric system Meter's out Liter's full And when it's time to measure mass... kilograms Gallons, pounds, and inches measure pretty well But science needs a system built for any scale SI could show 'em Yeah SI could show 'em Yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah
Bout to teach you how the prefix go Metric system - we in “Kilo Mode”
Verse: How to measure this? For many years we were confused So these SI units are the ones that we should use Meter, liter, kilogram, and even kelvins too When it's way too big, we add a prefix to the root Add to the root! The first is deka, but hardly used Hecto is a hundred - ten to the two And the next is kilos - that's what we move Shipping kilograms of carrots over kilometers to Make a smoothie full of energy - we measure kilojoules That's like calories, which are really kilo-prefixed too Check the megapixels - mega means a million like tycoons
Chorus One: S- S- SI says To measure the mass of an object in class Better do it in grams Ounces/Pounds are a pass When you get your ruler Use the centimeter And for volume liters Metric's how we measure
Verse Two: Yeah, this is way too small so it could use a prefix too Deciliters is a volume that we use That's the same as one hundred centimeters cubed Meter stick has a hundred centimeters as a rule Seven millimeters is college-ruled Milli is one thousandth - that's nothing new When we write a micro we use a mu (μ) That's a millionth - microscopic means invisible Don't stop microwave it As we keep on zooming to molecules Ten to negative ninth like nanotubes At nanoscales I start to get confused Now we're down to atoms - they're pico- Achoo! Then to femto, atto, zepto (Bless you!) Should we keep getting smaller? Nah, I'm through (SI said...) Too many orders of magnitude SI said, System Internacionale Metric's how we measure Acapella Science - take these prefixes up!
VERSE THREE Megapixels in the cam In my email, I'm getting megabytes of spam Stacking up these Mega Millions tickets in my hands Prefixes expand going way beyond the gram Kilowatts power lights Pretty bright So I might Text kilobytes Photoshop megabytes Shooting all this footage And I don't know where to put it Man, my hard-drives at the limit Need an external drive Gigabytes? Yeah right Terabytes? That might be alright Giga means a giant That's like height Tera means monster That's like fright Giga means a billion - Tera is a trillion Online storage? You must be kidding Every single month, upload petabytes of vids A petabyte of data that's a thousand to the fifth Exabytes in the cloud - sixth from a thou That's quite a figure Need new prefixes as it keeps growing quicker Now I get it Thank you metric
CHORUS TWO Megapixels in the cam In my email, I'm getting megabytes of spam Computer short-term memory has gigabytes of RAM Giga means a billion, and a gigaton go blam!
So we store Kilobytes Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte Petabyte Exabyte Metric's tight
OUTRO Yeah, know the metric prefixes and you'll know about scale Going big or going small Keep it metric or you'll fail, yeah ***
If you're performing the songs live, let us know!Entropy - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2019-03-15 | What is entropy? Are life and evolution consistent with the second law of thermodynamics? Spoiler Alert: yes! Find out how in this parody by 8th graders from The Nueva School.
Thanks to Professor Dave for fact-checking. See his video on entropy here: youtu.be/8N1BxHgsoOw
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomHomoeostasis - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2019-03-09 | How does your body keep all of it's parameters within the narrow range your cells need to survive? Homeostasis! 8th graders from the Science Rap Academy flipped "The Greatest" by Sia into this lyric video.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomMolecules Move - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2019-02-23 | What is the relationship between temperature, heat, kinetic energy, and molecular motion? Learn about kinetic and thermal energy in this science-ified version of "Lucky You", written, performed, shot, and edited by Science Rap Academy 8th graders from the Nueva School.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomLipids - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2019-02-15 | What are lipids and why are they the coolest? Learn about their role in membranes and in energy storage in this science-ified version of "I Like it", written, performed, shot, and edited by Science Rap Academy 8th graders from the Nueva School.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomSuperbugs (Migos “Stir Fry” Parody) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-07-27 | Are antibiotic-resistant superbugs taking over the world? How can we reduce the chances that bacteria will evade our best medicine? Three 7th graders from the Science Rap Academy break down the science in this science parody of “Stir Fry” by Migos, including the potential of using bacteriophages in the future.
Special Thanks: Tom McFadden Calder Burkhart Elliott Bastien Morin
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomFluoresce (GFP “Finesse” Parody) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-07-21 | How did a tiny jellyfish protein revolutionize molecular biology? Learn about the science of Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) and how it helps make the microscopic world visible in this science-ified version of “Finesse” (Bruno Mars & Cardi B). It was researched, written, sung, directed, and researched by 7th Graders at the Nueva School.
Shot on Location at Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose
Footage from: University of California - “How glow-in-the-dark jellyfish inspired a scientific revolution” - http://goo.gl/5oXx4R Phospho Biomedical Animation - “What is GFP?” - http://goo.gl/zPY2v5 BioNetwork - “1 GFP Overview” - http://goo.gl/gTYzsA
Special Thanks To: The Tech Museum Anja Scholze Marika Krause Alex Danis (see her GFP video here: http://goo.gl/rqAFRJ) Tyler Ford Elliott Bastien Morin - 3Motion Creative
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomCoral - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-07-13 | Is there any hope for the world’s coral reefs? Warming waters and ocean acidification are huge threats, but there are actions we can take and science to be done to try to save coral and the ecosystems they support. Learn more in this science music video version of “Candy Paint” by Post Malone, created by two 7th graders from the Science Rap Academy at The Nueva School.
Shots on location at California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco
Special Thanks to: Hannah Barkley Tessa Pierce California Academy of Sciences Haley Bowling Rebecca Albright Elliott Bastien Morin
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomMyocytes (Bruno Mars Parody) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-07-06 | How can cells create every move your body makes? 8th graders from The Nueva School’s “Science Rap Academy” explain how muscles and your brain work together in this parody of “That’s What I Like” by Bruno Mars. ↓ More info and resources below↓
There are three main types of muscles in the human body: cardiac, smooth, and skeletal. Cardiac muscle (heart muscle), smooth muscles (occuring in the walls of hollow organs), and skeletal muscles (attached to a bone). Myocytes are muscle cells that contract and relax creating movement in the body.
For more information on muscles and myocytes: Crash Course: youtu.be/Ktv-CaOt6UQ
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomOVO Ozone Rap (Gods Plan Parody) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-06-29 | What exactly is the ozone layer? Why is it there, and how did we avoid destroying it? Check out this science version of "God’s Plan" by Drake to learn more. It was researched, written, sung, shot, filmed and edited by 8th graders from The Nueva School in California.
Special thanks to Elliot for helping us shoot, Chase for helping us with the beat, and Jeremy for helping with the lyrics.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomDon’t Vape - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-06-22 | Many teens think vaping is harmless, but what are the actual health impacts? Learn in this science music video, explaining why teens use vape pens and why it can be harmful - researched, written, sung, directed, shot, and edited by two 8th graders from The Nueva School in California. This song is a science parody of “What they Want” by Russ.
For more on vaping, check out Above the Noise's Video, "What Makes Vaping So Popular?" youtu.be/P9zps5LsVXs
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomColor - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-06-08 | Ever wondered what color is? Why are some things green while others are hot pink? Or how we actually perceive color? This crazy fun science rap video is a parody of "Thunder" by Imagine Dragons, and will explain the basics of what visible light is. It was researched, written, sung, shot, filmed, and edited by 8th graders from The Nueva School!
Science With Tom Newsletter: www.tinyurl.com/swtnewsIts Trippy (Optical Illusion) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-03-30 | Ever had your mind blown by an optical illusion? 8th graders from The Nueva School "Science Rap Academy" explain how they work in this parody of "It's Tricky" by Run DMC. ↓ More info and resources below↓
The three main types of optical illusions are literal (smaller images create a larger complex image that looks like something else), physiological (your eye cells get worn out and see something that's not there) and cognitive (your brain's leaps to a conclusion about a pattern and gets tricked).
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomBinary Rap (0s and 1s) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-03-02 | What is binary? And why do computers use it rather than base 10?. 7th graders from The Nueva School "Science Rap Academy" explain in this parody of "I'm The One" by DJ Khaled. ↓ More info and resources below ↓
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomNuclear Waste - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-02-16 | What is the United States doing with all of the nuclear waste we've accumulated over the years? It's not looking good. An 8th grader (one man team!) from The Nueva School "Science Rap Academy" explains the situation in this parody of "Basket Case" by Green Day. ↓ More info and resources below ↓
This is the first ever SRA video with all instrumentation played by students.
Guitar & Drums by Eli Bass by Sophia Recorded by Jim Munzenrider Special Thanks to Greg & Sara Mixed by ChaseMooreMusic
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomHeart Disease - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-02-09 | What is coronary artery disease and why is it so dangerous? 8th graders from The Nueva School "Science Rap Academy" explain structure, function, and dysfunction in this parody of "Broccoli" by DRAM & Lil Yachty. ↓ More info and resources below ↓
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomBlood Cell Tour Life (Hemostasis Rap) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-02-02 | How does your body stop bleeding if you get a wound? 8th graders from The Nueva School's "Science Rap Academy" explain in this parody of "XOTourLlif3" by Lil Uzi Vert. ↓ More info and resources below ↓
Yes, we know that not ALL cell are red. But red blood cells do play an important role in coagulation!
The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomLook What You Made Me Do (Lab Safety Song) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-01-26 | Need to review lab safety rules? Let the 8th graders graders from The Nueva School "Science Rap Academy" refresh you in this parody of "Look What You Made Me Do" by Taylor Swift. ↓ More info and resources below ↓
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomFossilization - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2018-01-19 | Want to last forever? Become a fossil. 7th graders from The Nueva School "Science Rap Academy" explain how to fossilize - in just five easy steps - in this parody of "Congratulations" by Post Malone. ↓ More info and resources below ↓
OK so there are probably more than five steps. But if we had to choose five, we'd choose: 1. Die in a protected area - like near a riverbed 2. Bacteria and other detritovores eat soft parts, leaving hard bones 3. Water needs to seep into your bones, allowing minerals to enter 4. As you wait for millions of years among the sediment, the organic matter in your bones will slowly be replaced by minerals 5. Through erosion, those rocks may be exposed and discovered
Special thanks to Ted Ed's fossilization video by Phoebe A. Cohen & Anton Bogaty, which you can see here: http://bit.ly/2kfmJef
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomOn My Way Up (Hidden Figures Rap)Science With Tom2017-10-23 | Watch an insanely talented team of high schoolers tell you the story of the African American women behind America's success in the Space Race. It's a Hidden Figures music video, written and performed by 10th graders from Emmett J. Conrad High School in Dallas Texas.
Sponsored by the Julia Robinson Math Festival and 62 other Kickstarter supporters!
Video production by Elliott Bastien Morin & 3Motion Creative
The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomWhy is everything floating in space?Science With Tom2017-07-29 | More specifically, why is everything floating in the International Space Station, when it still feels 90% of the Earth's gravitational pull!? I put this video together for DreamUp's workshop at the 2017 Boy Scout Jamboree. If you want to see me make more videos like this (in addition to the normal science music videos), let me know!
The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomRain Falls - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2017-07-12 | It's time for an update to the old water cycle song. In this parody of "Angels" by Chance the Rapper, 8th graders from the Science Rap Academy at The Nueva School teach you about evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and more!
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomChewed Food - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2017-07-05 | What exactly are food webs again? What's the difference between a autotroph and a heterotroph? And what's up with fish and Mercury poisoning? Find out in this science music video, based on “Chill Bill” by Robe $tone. It was researched, written, sung, shot, filmed and edited by 8th graders from The Nueva School in California.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomToo Much Candy - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2017-06-28 | You’ve always been told sugar is bad for you, but how bad is it really? Find out in this science music video - researched, written, sung, directed, shot, and edited by 8th graders from The Nueva School in California. This song is a science parody of “Sunday Candy” by Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment, featuring Chance the Rapper and Jamila Woods.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomMy Shot (Vaccine Version) - Science Rap AcademyScience With Tom2017-06-21 | Are vaccines safe? How do they work? Is it possible a music video parody of Hamilton might help you find the answers to these questions? Yes! Enjoy the Science Rap Academy’s science-ified version of “My Shot” from Hamilton. It was researched, written, sung, shot, filmed and edited by 8th graders from The Nueva School in California.
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomPterosaurs Music Video (Shape of You Parody)Science With Tom2017-06-14 | You thought pterodactyls were dinosaurs, didn't you? In this science parody of "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran, the Teen Advocates for Science Communication (from the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco) will school you on the ancient flying reptiles who once ruled the sky.
Project sponsored by California Academy of Sciences
Shot and edited by Elliott Bastien Morin & 3Motion Creative. Lyrics by Tom McFadden & the TASC Force Special thanks to Neal Ramus and Leah Kalish
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The social mediums: Facebook - facebook.com/ScienceWithTom Twitter - twitter.com/ScienceWithTom Instagram - instagram.com/sciencewithtomConserve You (Cloud Forest Parody of Me Too by Meghan Trainor)Science With Tom2017-05-09 | The cloud forests of Costa Rica are full of life. So is this science parody of “Me Too” by Meghan Trainor. Dance along as naturalist Alexa Stickel walks you through the science of cloud forests, and introduces you to a few of the many endemic species that thrive in Monteverde.
“Conserve You” was written by Alexa Stickel & Tom McFadden and shot in the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve in Monteverde Costa Rica. Vocals by Maddie McGlynn & Alexa Stickel. Shot & edited by Tom McFadden. Featuring cameos by Martha Garro (Head Naturalist at UGA), Mark Wainwright (Scientific illustrator, author of Mammals of Costa Rica), Jose Montero (Research Coordinator at UGA, author of Butterflies of Costa Rica), Francisco Burgos (Director of Community Initiatives at MVI), and 10th graders from the Nueva School in California.
Want to see and learn about more Costa Rican wildlife? Check out Alexa’s Instagram - instagram.com/tropic_aves