The global energy demand has increased nearly exponentially in the last century and is projected to increase at a similar rate in the future. Yet the finite qualities of fossil fuels and CO2 emissions make many non-renewable energy sources (including coal, natural gas, and oil) unreliable in fulfilling the global energy demands.

The global energy demand has increased nearly exponentially in the last century and is projected to increase at a similar rate in the future. Yet the finite qualities of fossil fuels and CO2 emissions make many non-renewable energy sources (including coal, natural gas, and oil) unreliable in fulfilling the global energy demands.

The global energy demand has increased nearly exponentially in the last century and is projected to increase at a similar rate in the future. Yet the finite qualities of fossil fuels and CO2 emissions make many non-renewable energy sources (including coal, natural gas, and oil) unreliable in fulfilling the global energy demands.

The global energy demand has increased nearly exponentially in the last century and is projected to increase at a similar rate in the future. Yet the finite qualities of fossil fuels and CO2 emissions make many non-renewable energy sources (including coal, natural gas, and oil) unreliable in fulfilling the global energy demands.

AI is rapidly transforming the landscape & will soon be a regular part of your students' everyday experiences. Secondary teachers will learn about different tools that can be used to transform assignments and create opportunities for students to apply their understanding of science concepts. Strategies to incorporate AI into your planning and lessons will be shared. We will also discuss the limitations and cautions of AI tools in aspects such as safety and questioning techniques.

AI is rapidly transforming the landscape & will soon be a regular part of your students' everyday experiences. Secondary teachers will learn about different tools that can be used to transform assignments and create opportunities for students to apply their understanding of science concepts. Strategies to incorporate AI into your planning and lessons will be shared. We will also discuss the limitations and cautions of AI tools in aspects such as safety and questioning techniques.

AI is rapidly transforming the landscape & will soon be a regular part of your students' everyday experiences. Secondary teachers will learn about different tools that can be used to transform assignments and create opportunities for students to apply their understanding of science concepts. Strategies to incorporate AI into your planning and lessons will be shared. We will also discuss the limitations and cautions of AI tools in aspects such as safety and questioning techniques.

AI is rapidly transforming the landscape & will soon be a regular part of your students' everyday experiences. Secondary teachers will learn about different tools that can be used to transform assignments and create opportunities for students to apply their understanding of science concepts. Strategies to incorporate AI into your planning and lessons will be shared. We will also discuss the limitations and cautions of AI tools in aspects such as safety and questioning techniques.

AI is rapidly transforming the landscape & will soon be a regular part of your students' everyday experiences. Secondary teachers will learn about different tools that can be used to transform assignments and create opportunities for students to apply their understanding of science concepts. Strategies to incorporate AI into your planning and lessons will be shared. We will also discuss the limitations and cautions of AI tools in aspects such as safety and questioning techniques.

The Sun is constantly churning and bubbling. In addition to the radiation that supports life on Earth, the Sun often releases particles energetic enough to harm Earth-based and near-Earth assets. Just like meteorologists are able to interpret weather patterns and draw conclusions about the formation of hurricanes, dust storms, and tornados, NOAA warns us about impending solar events and their potential impacts on Earth and monitors the variable conditions on the Sun that concern humans.

The Sun is constantly churning and bubbling. In addition to the radiation that supports life on Earth, the Sun often releases particles energetic enough to harm Earth-based and near-Earth assets. Just like meteorologists are able to interpret weather patterns and draw conclusions about the formation of hurricanes, dust storms, and tornados, NOAA warns us about impending solar events and their potential impacts on Earth and monitors the variable conditions on the Sun that concern humans.

The Sun is constantly churning and bubbling. In addition to the radiation that supports life on Earth, the Sun often releases particles energetic enough to harm Earth-based and near-Earth assets. Just like meteorologists are able to interpret weather patterns and draw conclusions about the formation of hurricanes, dust storms, and tornados, NOAA warns us about impending solar events and their potential impacts on Earth and monitors the variable conditions on the Sun that concern humans.

The Sun is constantly churning and bubbling. In addition to the radiation that supports life on Earth, the Sun often releases particles energetic enough to harm Earth-based and near-Earth assets. Just like meteorologists are able to interpret weather patterns and draw conclusions about the formation of hurricanes, dust storms, and tornados, NOAA warns us about impending solar events and their potential impacts on Earth and monitors the variable conditions on the Sun that concern humans.