Lectures related to Earth science

Ecology Fundamentals: Gaia Hypothesis

Delves into the Gaia hypothesis, suggesting that Earth is a self-regulating living entity, and examines human influence on its well-being.

Deep Boreholes: Exploring the Underground

Explores deep boreholes, underground studies, and geothermal drilling, emphasizing the significance of going deep for scientific research and technological advancements.

Gateways to the Moon and Local Floer Homology

Explores the problem of a falling stone hitting the moon, focusing on gateways to the moon and local Floer homology.

Dynamics of Earth: Inertial Frames and Reference Systems

Covers advanced physics topics such as reference frames, dynamics of the Earth, and the Foucault pendulum.

The Role of Science in Shaping Society

Examines the influence of science and technology on societal progress and ideology.

Departure from a planet

Covers the departure from a planet in space mission design and operations.

Resource-Constrained World: Metals, Energy, and Sustainability

Explores challenges in a resource-constrained world, focusing on metals, energy, and sustainability, including recycling rates and low-tech solutions.

Projections, Principes: Satellite Tracking and Cartography

Explores affine coordinate transformation, satellite tracking, and challenges in map projections.

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Landscape Design: Ewha Project

Explores the Ewha project, emphasizing the physical and visual connection between the ground and the air.

Maxwell's Gas Theory: Formation Temperature of Earth

Covers Maxwell's gas theory, focusing on ideal gas behavior and Earth's formation temperature analysis.

Earth Surface Movements: Foucault Pendulum

Explores the Foucault pendulum's motion and the Coriolis effect on Earth's surface.

Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Waves and Their Properties

Provides an overview of electromagnetic wave properties, including speed, refraction, frequency spectrum, and polarization.

Nano-Tera Exhibition: Innovations in Technology and Science

Presents the 2016 Nano-Tera exhibition, showcasing innovative technologies and scientific advancements addressing contemporary challenges.

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Cement Production: Fabrication

Explores the history, types, quality control, making process, and career aspects of cement production.

Metals and Alloys: Resources and Reserves

Discusses the properties of metals, ceramics, polymers, and foams, and the global extraction of metals.

Metals Recycling & Energy Model

Explores the challenges and energy aspects of metal recycling, including the composition of Earth's crust, extraction methods, and energy requirements for aluminum production.

Space Science and Exploration: Mission Design and Operations

Explores the significance of space for scientific disciplines and various space missions.

Inequality of Seasons: Earth's Orbit Representation

Explores the inequality of seasons by examining the Earth's orbit and the causes of the seasons in architecture and gnomonics.