57K views · 1.4K reactions | is it possible in the Metro Train?  | Science Explained #Shorts In this short, I explain the real science behind metro train electricity — how the power supply works, where the current actually flows, and whether you can ever get a shock inside the passenger compartment. Watch till the end to know the truth! ⚡ #ScienceShorts #MetroTrain #Explained #PhysicsInLife #LMES #UnnoticedScience | Let's Make Education Simple | Facebook

Trigonometry Explained in Tamil | LMES In this video, we dive into the basics of trigonometry, explaining what it is and why it’s so essential in mathematics and everyday life. Learn how key formulas like sine, cosine, and tangent arise, and discover their practical use through a real-world example—calculating the height of a building! Whether you're a student aiming to strengthen your math skills or just curious about how trigonometry connects to the world around us, this video offers a clear a

நிலாவில் பாட்டி வடை சுட முடியுமா? Have you ever wondered what would happen if we tried to cook on the Moon? In this video, we explore whether Grandma can actually fry a vadai in space! From the lack of air and pressure to the absence of oxygen, we uncover the real science behind why cooking is impossible on the Moon. 🔥 Learn why oil would evaporate instantly, why fire can’t burn, and what makes Earth so special for cooking your favorite snacks! 🎓 A fun mix of science and curiosity — explained

2.2M views · 22K reactions | "I might feel a bit sea sick and it's not going to be comfortable." Climate change activist Greta Thunberg will spend two weeks travelling across the North Atlantic on a boat to attend a crucial climate change conference in New York. bbc.in/31D2x7k | BBC News | Facebook

83K views · 1.9K reactions | During the United Nations Climate Change Conference (#COP22) in Marrakech, we sent out a videographer to capture life in the city. He saw everything from electric cars to snake charmers. | UN Climate Change | Facebook

317K views · 18K reactions | Today we celebrate World Children's Day! Timoci Naulusala, a 12-year-old student from Fiji, addressed world leaders at the United Nations Climate Conference #COP23 in Bonn, Germany. He urged everyone to do their part and reminded us how climate action has no age | UN Climate Change | Facebook