Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1925: In the Museums
Posted on · Episode: 1925 Reflecting on nine museum-dense days in England. Today, we go to museums.
Posted on · Episode: 1925 Reflecting on nine museum-dense days in England. Today, we go to museums.
Posted on · Episode: 3031 Mary Beale As Told By Ellen Clayton. Today, a ray of light.
Posted on · Episode: 2770 Developing the P-51 Mustang fighter. Today, our guest, NASA engineer Fitz Walker, remembers the P-51 Mustang.
Posted on · Episode: 1545 The English and 18th century ballooning. Today, we ride the first hot-air balloons in England.
Posted on · The U.K. says it has evidence Russia has been creating and stockpiling a lethal toxin used to poison a former spy in England
Posted on · Episode: 3166 Spoonerisms and Their Unwilling Namesake. Today, spooning in speakerisms.
Posted on · Episode: 1477 A horseless carriage offered to Anne Boleyn. Today, we offer Anne Boleyn an automobile.
Posted on · Episode: 1440 Steam engines in England during the 18th century. Today, a look at steam engines in 18th-century England.
Posted on · Russia goes into its home World Cup ranked 65th in the world, the lowest-ranked of any of the 32 teams in the tournament
Posted on · King Richard III only ruled England for two years â 1483 to 1485 â but he's given historians plenty to talk about â especially lately. Richard was the last English king to die in battle, and for more than 500 years historians believed his final resting place was lost. But in 2012, archaeologists discovered his […]
Posted on · An original edition of the Magna Carta from the year 1217 is on display now through Aug. 17 at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. Dirk Van Tuerenhout, curator of anthropology at the museum, tells us about the document, its historical significance and its legacy — including influencing the US Bill of Rights. Along with […]