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U.S. Geological Survey describes how the surface of the earth was formed. It explains the law of superposition and rock layers.
A Bozeman Science video that explains the law of superposition. It shows things that happen to the Earth and how the Law of Superposition can be used to find the relative dates of the rock.
The Paleontology Portal. This link leads users to an interactive geology portal that takes a look at the geologic history of the United States.
A British Science Association video. Examines where the idea of the “mad scientist” comes from. Investigates Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and when the idea of “evil scientists" came about in popular culture.
TEDx specifically about what a scientist looks like. Examines the stereotypes and the influence they have on adults and youth.