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Your search for episodes between the dates 2007-09-01, and 2007-10-01 resulted in 4 match(es).
TERRA 342: Water for Tea
12:49mins | 2007-09-26 | Produced by: NASA
On October 4, 1957 the Soviet space program launched the world's first human-made satellite: Sputnik 1. Thus initiated the dawn of the space race culminating in Apollo 11 (the first landing of a man on the moon). On the 50th anniversary of Sputnik, our current show, "Water for Tea," illustrates how NASA has evolved into what it is today. Current missions are no longer necessarily about ...More
TERRA 341: A Life with Skulls PART THREE
7:34mins | 2007-09-17 | Produced by: Cataldo, Beth
In the the previous installment of "A Life with Skulls", Ray Bandar found himself and his skulls without a home. Join us in this third and final installment to see how Ray copes with life after the lab....More
TERRA 340: A Life with Skulls PART TWO
11:36mins | 2007-09-12 | Produced by: Cataldo, Beth
Ray Bandar is not your average museum curator. How could he be with nicknames like Dr. Bones and Reptile Ray? He spends his days dressed in tattered clothes, walking San Francisco's beaches in search of the ultimate specimens for his collection - and what is he collecting? Skulls! Not just any old skulls though - these skulls are for one of the most diverse and exotic museum collections in the wor...More
TERRA 339: A Life with Skulls PART ONE
11:36mins | 2007-09-05 | Produced by: Cataldo, Beth
Ray Bandar is not your average museum curator. How could he be with nicknames like Dr. Bones and Reptile Ray? He spends his days dressed in tattered clothes, walking San Francisco's beaches in search of the ultimate specimens for his collection - and what is he collecting? Skulls! Not just any old skulls though - these skulls are for one of the most diverse and exotic museum collections in the wor...More