Embedded Files
Share science phenomena as animated images using a versatile file format.
Share science phenomena as animated images using a versatile file format.
Reigniting Candle. 20 Amazing Science Experiments and Optical Illusions! Compilation
This phenomenon animation is an example of the type of animated image created using the method on this page.
For additional phenomena, and for more examples of GIFs like the one above, visit:
Phenomena
Phenomena
Science phenomena are natural observable occurrences that spark our curiosity and make us wonder.
One of the most convenient ways to share phenomena digitally is through short animated GIFs.
A GIF is a computer file format that permits animation. The file format's relatively small file size makes them suitable for websites and digital presentations.
On this resource page, you will find examples of phenomenal GIFs and you will find instructions on how to create your own.
Step One
Step One
Find a video on Vimeo or YouTube that contains a short but interesting segment. The longer the video segment, the larger the animated GIF's file size.
Consider the two phenomena to the left. Is the GIF long enough to capture your interest and spark your curiosity? Many animated GIFs are between 3-6 seconds long, but there is no set rule.
Step Two
Step Two
Copy the video link location.
Step Three
Step Three
Register for a free account on Giphy.com.
Step Four
Step Four
Click on Create at the top of the Giphy home page. Paste the URL into the address box and then use the two sliders to select a start time and a run time. Use the preview pane to ensure the phenomenon is properly captured.
Step Five
Step Five
Click Continue. Follow the prompts and upload your creation to Giphy. Once uploaded, the animated GIF can be saved and shared.
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