AGI Releases Faces of Earth Series in HD on YouTube
Alexandria, VA - The American Geosciences Institute is pleased to announce the release of its award-winning Faces of Earth series on YouTube in full High Definition. “As part of our mission to promote awareness of the geosciences, AGI is moving aggressively into the areas where the general public is, especially students,” says AGI Executive Director, Dr. P. Patrick Leahy. “We hope this will also enable wider use of these assets in both university and K-12 classrooms around the world.”
Delve into the Faces of Earth and rediscover the wonders behind our dynamic planet. From the resounding cacophony that bore Earth 4.6 billion years ago, to the steady and resolute changes that affect our surroundings even today, the Faces of Earth series explores the vibrant, forceful, and ever-changing facets of planet Earth.
Conveniently packaged into four informative and energetic videos, the Faces of Earth series seamlessly flows from an exciting introduction to the geosciences, to a deeper understanding of what fuels our planet for a more advanced audience. Experience spectacular imagery, exclusive interviews, and captivating commentary from distinguished geoscientists as you explore this compelling collection of videos.
- Building the Planet travels back in time and strips away the layers of Earth to witness the explosion that formed the planet.
- Shaping the Planet explores the science behind plate tectonics.
- Assembling America takes viewers on a journey with geoscientists as they explore how time and the forces of nature have shaped the continent and influence the United States even today.
- A Human World delves into the delicate balance between Earth and its inhabitants, exploring how Earth has shaped human evolution, and how humans, in turn, are now shaping the evolution of Earth through anthropogenic climatic and other changes.
Use these dynamic videos as an engaging learning tool for students of all ages! Whether it’s for an exciting introduction or an in-depth look at a particular topic, the Faces of Earth series is a fascinating and powerful way to engage audiences about the importance of geoscience throughout society.