Look out, earthquake! The walls start to shake and the building sways violently. Seismic ground motion and the resonance effect can make tall buildings move for up to several minutes. So what should you do to be safe in a high rise building during a big tremor? First, get under a desk for protection. If there is time, try and secure an exit. Don't rush, stay calm and help others! After the earthquake, watch out for dangerous aftershocks. If you are in earthquake-prone countries, be prepared for a big quake at all times. For more great videos and your chance to volunteer and create your own explainer videos, check out http://simpleshow-foundation.org Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/mysimpleshow
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Small controlling, dominant and violent behaviours from men to women. It’s an unrecognisable way of ‘’soft control’’ over women. But small-scale male chauvinism is not only addressed to women. Learn more about it with our video! This video was produced by: Alexandra Sutoiu. Responsibility for the
What is Autophagy and why was it awarded the 2016 Nobel Price in Physiology or Medicine? Recycling makes it possible to reuse many valuable substances such as old electronics, fruit and vegetable waste, plastic, and paper. But our own cells have waste of their own. How does our built-in waste dispos
The Great Barrier Reef is located off the coast of Northern Australia and is one of the 7 natural wonders of the world. Due to the effects of Global Warming the reef is struggling to keep itself alive. In 2016 and 2017, large parts of the reef experienced severe cyclone damage and 'coral bleaching'
