Presents 24 lectures (each about 30 minutes long) by Robert G. Fovell, Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at the University of California, Los Angeles, on meteorology.

"Some things can happen in our universe and others cannot. The laws of physics set this boundary between the possible and the impossible."--Container. Professor Schumacher takes the viewer into territory on both sides of the impossibility line to examine these complex realms.

Walk in the shoes of three elementary-school-aged immigrants as they learn how to balance becoming American with being Guatemalan, Korean, and Somalian as well!

In the new 2021 high-definition program, learn all about student activism and how young people can make a difference in society and the world.From environmentalism to social justice initiatives, see how students are having a big impact on the world around them. Who is Greta Thunberg? Who is Amanda Gorman? What types of activists are they? The answers to these questions and more are answered in-depth with detailed graphics, diagrams, and exciting video....

Start the engines! Learn about the different ways that people get from one place to another using all sorts of transportation, such as planes, trains, boats, and cars!

A host of characters try to act as matchmakers for a young couple. But everything doesn't go as planned: a meddling villain schemes to ruin everything.

The Cat in the Hat narrates the story of Daisy-Head Mayzie, a girl who mistakenly thinks that the flower blooming on her head will only bring trouble, but eventually propels her to fame and fortune. And finally, blast off to The Hoober-Bloob Highway, where every road from a space laboratory leads to Earth, and eventually to gratitude. It's Dr. Seuss-times-three in this fun and whimsical collection that's sure to be cherished by fans of all ages.

During a visit to the library, a young girl discovers a strange book about coral reefs and suddenly finds herself surrounded by the coral cities of the sea.

Indy cars, bullet trains, supersonic aircraft ... The Flash leaves them all in the dust. Able to run at near light-speeds, his powers provide the ultimate caffeine kick: He can run up buildings, move so swiftly he phases through objects, create sonic booms with the snap of his fingers - and never need to order delivery. Watch him and the rest of the Justice League continue their on-going battle against enemies on the Earth and beyond.

Experience the story of George Muller and the 10,000 orphans he cared for by utilizing the power of prayer in this episode of the beloved series.