Oil ... the black gold? PBS Digital Studios recaps for viewers the history of energy consumption, from wood and whale oil, to kerosene, gasoline, and alternative energy sources. The video then considers factors that determine when...

The densities of a variety of liquids are demonstrated in this simple, yet effective experiment. Liquids such as honey, dish soap, cooking oil, water, rubbing alcohol, and corn syrup are put on top of one another in a large beaker,...

Spangler has a fourth grader join him in this segment. Her science fair project was a demonstration of how biologists cleaned up the birds and other wildlife that were affected by an oil spill. Amazingly, it's as simple as using soap!...

Information regarding oil production, prices, conservation and news articles from around the world. [5:01]

Nick Burns, professor at Harvard Kennedy School has a conversation with professor and author of The Future of Power Joseph Nye about how the world is seeing a power transition from West to East as well as a power diffusion from...

Find out about various engineers' day-to-day work in the area of petroleum related areas.

Do you know the massive amount of energy the U.S. consumes? This video will explore our dependence on oil versus our dependence on renewable resources. [1:59]

In this video Dr. Steven Zucker, Isaac Peterson, and Dr. Beth Harris discuss oil painting using examples of famous works. [6:30]

An injection well is used to emplace fluids into the subsurface using pressure. This technical animation describes the injection process. [10:59]

A video lecture and accompanying practice exercises that allow students to apply the geologic framework to seismic exploration and prospecting.

Sustainable energy is one of the greatest challenges for chemists today. This video discusses the research into possible solutions. [4:08]

This lesson will present a few examples of the main types of painting. It is 3 of 4 in the series titled "Painting."