In Bellaire, TX, a local episode of The Engines of Our Ingenuity is available from Houston Public Media. The episode number is 1609 and it focuses on Benjamin Franklin. This episode explores Franklin's work in thermal radiation through his experiments.
It also touches on his thoughts about theoretical and applied science. Further details about the episode can be found through Houston Public Media, the local NPR and PBS affiliate serving the area.
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Episode: 1609 Benjamin Franklin’s experiments in thermal radiation. Today, Benjamin Franklin thinks about theoretical and applied science.
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