Program Schedule for August 12, 2026
15.2 | Cox 107 | FiOS 460
12:00
Follow the Artemis mission to bring humanity back to the Moon for the first time since Apollo.
1:00
The future of international cooperation in space is thrown into question.
2:00
Are beetles truly 'the most important species on the planet'?
5:00
The new challenges baby animals face once they can get around on their own are highlighted.
8:00
Follow the Artemis mission to bring humanity back to the Moon for the first time since Apollo.
9:00
The future of international cooperation in space is thrown into question.
10:00
Are beetles truly 'the most important species on the planet'?
11:00
The new challenges baby animals face once they can get around on their own are highlighted.
1:30
Dr. Tinker and his volunteers return to the jungles of Columbia to see the benefits of solar power.
2:00
Carbon drawdown is a superpower of forests. Understand why restoring and protecting them is vital.
3:00
The challenge of finding food drives life in the Pacific, for creatures both large and small.
4:00
An extraordinary team of marine experts dive into the impacts of our warming planet on our oceans.
8:30
Survivors and witnesses recount the events of a deadly grizzly bear attack on campers in 1967.
Follow the Artemis mission to bring humanity back to the Moon for the first time since Apollo.
The future of international cooperation in space is thrown into question.
Are beetles truly 'the most important species on the planet'?
The new challenges baby animals face once they can get around on their own are highlighted.
Follow the Artemis mission to bring humanity back to the Moon for the first time since Apollo.
The future of international cooperation in space is thrown into question.
Are beetles truly 'the most important species on the planet'?
The new challenges baby animals face once they can get around on their own are highlighted.
Dr. Tinker and his volunteers return to the jungles of Columbia to see the benefits of solar power.
Carbon drawdown is a superpower of forests. Understand why restoring and protecting them is vital.
The challenge of finding food drives life in the Pacific, for creatures both large and small.
An extraordinary team of marine experts dive into the impacts of our warming planet on our oceans.
Explore the relationship between humans, animals, and science in post-pandemic times.
Survivors and witnesses recount the events of a deadly grizzly bear attack on campers in 1967.
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