This site from the physics department at the University of Toronto offers up over 100 helpful animations that cover quantum mechanics, vectors, waves, relativity, and optics (2014).

Kurze Animations-Clips über komplexe Themen (2020)

The site was created by scientist Jim Sullivan, and it includes images, animations, and descriptions that tell about the function of various cells (USA 2002-19).

Visualizations, animations, and images in order to promote a greater understanding of Earth and Space Science research activities at NASA (USA 2017)

This series of infographics and animations helps viewers understand and visualize the causes and effects of global climate change (National Geographic 2018).

Lesson plans and activities, maps, podcasts, online lectures, videos and animations, support the geography teaching (USA 2020)

Animations explain a number of DNA and RNA processes (USA 2017).

The interactive textbook utilizes interactive visualizations and animations to explain concepts like compound probability and Bayesian Inference (USA: Stanford University 2018).

Multimediales, englischsprachiges Angebot der Universität Arizona zur Evolution des Menschen - und weitere Medien und Links. Mit online nutzbaren Filmen sowie Lernspielen.

This YouTube channel uses narrative and animations to demonstrate that ʺscience is for everyone.ʺ The topics cover biology, chemistry, and genetics, and seek answer both big and small questions - from ʺWhat is life?ʺ to ʺWhat is a molecule?ʺ (USA 2019)