Science learning resources for visual thinkers

[CrimpJiggler]

I'm a visual thinker and I use 3D images and animations in my head to think about scientific concepts. Learning is a thousand times easier when accurate, 3D representations are provided for me. I found these videos:
http://www.cassiopeiaproject.com/videos2.php
which are BRILLIANT! That quantum mechanics series provides ways to think about mathematical concepts visually which is essentially for me since I can only think about things visually. On youtube I came across some really good biochemistry related 3D animations but when I tried to find the full video I see it is a commercial video made by Pearson Ed. I'm going to buy some of their videos someday soon but until then I'm looking for more free videos like those cassiopeia project ones. Anyone know any?

 

[R.Mesri]

If you're looking for free 3D animations related to biochemistry, you might try checking out YouTube channels like Molecularium, which has 3D animations about the structure and function of molecules in the body. You could also check out Khan Academy's Chemistry section, which includes interactive 3D models and diagrams. Additionally, the University of California - San Diego's YouTube channel has a few videos with 3D animations about biochemistry topics, such as DNA replication.