00:48

Australia's first computer

01:55

What are simple machines and how do we use them?

01:34

Museum Collections in Motion: The Hmong People's during the Vietnam War

09:50

The 1980s computer revolution that began under the gaze of a champion racehorse

00:53

The Energy Cycle Explained

00:59

Can you crush an egg in your hand?

01:52

Do scorpions really glow in the dark?

01:11:26

Art, Identity and Place: Perspectives from Re–Orient

00:54

The Ames Window, an optical illusion that tricks your brain even when you know it is not real

01:00:15

Bird's eye view: perspectives on the art and science of ornithology

03:00

Lord Howe Stick Insects, resilient survivors but are they cute?

02:48

A new chapter for Mary Anning’s lost book

06:43

How do we know what the solar system looks like?

01:52

A simple breathing exercise to help you take a time out

01:10

How do optical illusions work?

01:15:18

Museum Lecture: Fight for Survival: the campaign to save Northland Secondary College

02:22

Australian Freshwater Yabbies, are they cute or metal?

03:13

The world's most accurate hunter: all about dragonflies

04:40

Going deep underground for a 50,000 year old fossil kangaroo

00:59

The Reward Pathway

05:43

Refugees, art, and activism in a briefcase. The story of Attaché Case.

03:23

3D scanning our giant Basking Shark's head

03:17

Pia Johnson on reclaiming spaces and redefining stories with Re-Orient

03:00

Reuniting a 100 year old Indian Scout motorcycle with its former owner

02:40

Let's make a shadow puppet dragon for Lunar New Year

01:01

Eva's journey during WWII

01:01

The Hmong Peoples during the Vietnam War #immigration #shorts #museumsvictoria

02:36

This Australian fossil shows the evolution of giant whales began in the southern hemisphere

02:45

How to make a flapping bat glider

01:24:07

Museum Lecture: The Sunrise Classroom

05:42

Could this artefact have been left behind by Burke and Wills?

01:16:04

Future Forums: David Suzuki in Conversation

01:08:01

Museum Lecture: Wonders of the deep sea

01:18:19

Museum Lecture: First People's Storytelling with Uncle Larry Walsh

00:57

How much wind do you need to generate electricity?

01:01

Catching a Smoky Mouse #mice #research #endangeredspecies #shorts

01:27

Atomic glass from the first nuclear bomb

02:41

Is Australia's unique thorny devil cute?

01:15:59

Museum Lecture: Refugees, Art, Activism

03:35

First Nations Elders Answer Your Question | You Can Ask Me

05:17

Can we save endangered animals by freezing live DNA?

04:02

Mi'kmaq regalia repatriated, after 150 years in Melbourne

06:56

Bringing bugs, alive, to the Melbourne Museum

04:20

Unboxing the museum: The Esma Banner Collection

01:20:34

Museum Lecture: Picturing the universe

03:16

Listening out for the elusive Plains-wanderer

03:34

Last of their kind: Caring for the Tasmanian Tiger collection

03:08

How do TV shows like Neighbours reflect the world we live in?

01:07

How do optical illusions work?

04:31

Astounding discoveries from the deep sea

00:25

Horridus the Triceratops

01:52

Who are the faces in the dome at the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne?

05:22

Science is a Superpower: How energised are you?

07:00

Science is a Superpower: What does it mean to be strong?

06:36

Science is a Superpower: Is it important to be calm?

05:31

Science is a Superpower: Is kindness a science?

05:52

Science is a Superpower: The science of curiosity

00:26

Science is a Superpower

00:16

Science is a Superpower: coming soon

03:58

How to make a sea bunny pom pom