September 24, 2020
An FBI warning about disinformation, a look at Florida's electoral importance, a "zombie storm" in the Atlantic, and a listen to "hollerin" are included today. Transcript
Coronavirus Explained
What are pandemics? Can they be stopped?
The Spanish Flu in 1918 is considered one of the world's worst pandemics. CNN takes a look at what pandemics are and whether they can be stopped.
Here is how a virus spreads
When looking at how infections spread, scientists have taken into consideration all environmental and biological factors and come up with a number called R0.
How we can fight the coronavirus
The novel coronavirus has led to thousands of deaths and more than 100,000 infections across the world. CNN's Dr Sanjay Gupta outlines what we can do to fight back.
Science and Technology Explained
Here's why 5G is the future
What is 5G? It's a wireless network technology that will change everything from how you use your phone to how self-driving cars navigate. Welcome to the super-charged world of 5G.
What you need to know about net neutrality
This internet principle may have a dull name, but most people don't realize how critical it is to their daily lives. Brian Stelter explains everything you need to know about net neutrality.
The galaxy explained
Scientists estimate our solar system formed around 4.6 billion years ago. It is located in the Milky Way galaxy.
How does fog work? You can make it in your own kitchen
No need to wake up early in the morning to see it outside -- make fog in your own kitchen with CNN Meteorologist Jennifer Gray.
Anatomy of a tornado
By Judson Jones, CNN MeteorologistMeteorologist Allison Chinchar explains what ingredients are needed for a tornado to form.
How are hurricanes named?
CNN's Jennifer Gray explains how each hurricane is named and the history behind the naming of hurricanes.
