# Science Explainer Video

Explain science concepts with AI visuals.

- Tool id: `science-explainer-video`
- Create in Studio: https://studio.listnr.ai/create?tool=science-explainer-video
- HTML page: https://studio.listnr.ai/tools/science-explainer-video

Science Explainer Video keeps the source, direction, and intended audience clear before the next edit.

## FAQ

### What should a Science Explainer Video make visible?

Name the phenomenon, the scale (atom, cell, weather system, orbit), the misconception you want to correct, and the supporting visual: a model, experiment, or diagram. One concept with a clear model beats a tour of an entire field.

### How accurate does Science Explainer Video need to be?

Stay within what your source supports. Label simplifications, avoid presenting a metaphor as a photograph of the real process, and keep units consistent. Open /create?tool=science-explainer-video to continue in Listnr Studio; this page does not generate the explainer.

### Should science explainers keep captions on for terms and units?

Yes by default. Captions help with formulas, species names, and units when the audio is off. Music is optional; keep it under the voice so a number or chemical name is not buried.

### What sources can I use in a Science Explainer Video?

Use notes, figures, and footage you may republish, and attribute data that is not yours. Do not dress a generated visualization as a real telescope or lab recording unless that is what you supplied.

### What kind of lesson can I plan with Science Explainer Video?

Science Explainer Video in Listnr Studio is a workflow for a science concept explained with supporting visuals. You write the brief here, then continue at /create?tool=science-explainer-video. This marketing page does not generate the finished video.

### How do I start a Science Explainer Video brief?

Use the visible brief on this page to name the subject, audience, and the result you want Listnr Studio to plan. Name the concept, audience level, sequence, evidence, terms, and visual analogy. Keep the first seconds specific so Studio has a job for each scene.