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18 Episodes 2019 - 2020
Episode 1
Mon, Sep 2, 20195 mins
Hearing is one of your five senses. Learn how sound travels through your auditory system so your brain can hear what's going on.
Episode 2
Sat, Apr 27, 20194 mins
What weighs about three pounds and controls everything you do? Your brain. Learn more about what goes on inside your skull.
Episode 3
Fri, Oct 4, 20195 mins
Magnetism is a force of nature, like gravity. You can't see it, but you can see what it does. We use magnets in lots of everyday devices. We even live on a giant magnet: the Earth. Learn more about magnets and magnetism.
Episode 4
Thu, Oct 3, 20195 mins
Magnets are used in lots of different ways, but one of the most important uses in in the generation of electricity. Tour the Twin Falls Power Plant and learn what it takes to run a power plant.
Episode 5
Mon, Nov 4, 20196 mins
Mountain Goats are the largest mammals that to live in a high elevation habitat. They have unique climbing abilities and special adaptations that help them thrive. Find out more about these amazing animals.
Episode 6
Mon, Nov 11, 20195 mins
Wildlife biologists are testing an old way to count mountain goats with a new high-tech twist. Ride and climb along as they test their theory.
Episode 7
Fri, Jul 5, 20195 mins
The Moon is one of more than 190 moons in our solar system, but it is very special to those of us on Earth. Find out more about this rock in space, how it is was formed and what it's impact on our planet is.
Episode 8
Mon, Dec 2, 20196 mins
Before they went to the Moon, some astronauts trained at Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho. What is so special about this place? Why do scientists today look at this Idaho spot when thinking about going to Mars?
Episode 9
Sun, Jan 5, 20206 mins
Trees do more than make our world pretty. They are essential to life, providing us with oxygen, cleaning our water and air, protecting our soil and giving homes to 80 percent of the plants and land animals on Earth.
Episode 10
Fri, Jan 3, 20206 mins
There's a science to growing better fruit on a tree. Meet one of the country's best researchers into stone fruit and find out how to grow a better peach.
Episode 11
Mon, Feb 3, 20207 mins
Measuring is way of allowing us to make comparisons and to organize our world. But it has taken us a long time to agree on how to measure things. Find out the history or measurement and more about the U.S. Customary standards.
Episode 12
Wed, Feb 5, 20205 mins
Most of the world measures things using the metric system. Learn more about this standard of measurement and how it is getting more and more accurate.
Episode 13
Thu, Mar 5, 20205 mins
Geology is the study of the Earth and the forces that shape it. Come learn what has made your world the way it is and how scientists study it.
Episode 14
Wed, Mar 4, 20204 mins
You might be surprised by the things in your life that come from the work of geologists.
Episode 15
Thu, Apr 2, 20204 mins
Seeing is one of your five senses. It is how you come to understand the world around you. But how do your eyes work?
Episode 16
Mon, Apr 13, 20204 mins
Light is energy from the sun, but light is much more than just what we see. Find out more about this essential part of nature.
Episode 17
Sat, Apr 4, 20206 mins
Oceans are salty bodies of water that cover 70% of the Earth. Oceans contain many different ecosystems. Some of the Earth's largest and smallest creatures live in the ocean. Yet people have only explored about 5% of the Earth's oceans.
Episode 18
Sat, Apr 18, 20204 mins
Rivers have a life. They change the land through which they flow. They give us water to drink, energy we convert to electricity, and a place for plants and animals to live. But where do they start? How do they change?