Bill Nye explains why it gets colder as one travels up through the atmosphere. He uses miniature replicas of a city and a mountain to support his explanation. Bill also briefly touches upon the lapse rate.
This beginning scene of Wall-E depicts a post-acopalyptic Earth. The Earth has an enormous amount of environmental pollution and trash. There is little life in sight besides Wall-E and a cockroach.
Beakman explains static electricity through an animated video. He mentions that static electricity is present in the sky during a thunderstorm. He also explains how light travels faster than sound, which is why we see lightening before we hear it.