NEWTON’S APPLE
Newton's Apple was an educational television program on PBS that ran for fifteen seasons from 1983 to 1998. Targeted at younger viewers, it was highly regarded for its ability to present science in a fun and entertaining format.
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NEWTON'S APPLE - the show open (0:30 - 3.6MB)
DINOSAURS: mapping a dinosaur dig site (9:00 - 68MB)
OIL SPILL: tracking the science behind an oil spill cleanup in Alaska (8:15 - 60MB) 
PEGGY ON THE SPOT: Peggy explains the science behind her coffee and cream (3:30 - 35MB)
ARCTIC WARMTH: Explorer Will Steger explains how to stay warm in the Arctic weather (9:00 - 68MB)
DOMED STADIUMS: Resident physics expert Jack Netland shows Peggy Knapp how a dome stadium's roof stays up with only air pressure. (7:00 - 39MB)
PEGGY ON THE SPOT: Peggy drives the science behind why things are closer than they appear in your car mirror. (3:15 - 26MB) 
DINOSAUR EXTINCTION: Peggy Knapp travels to Mexico to track down the meteor that finished off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. (9:00 - 68MB)
TRAFFIC JAMS: Peggy investigates why she's stuck in a traffic jam. (7:30 - 50MB)
Leslie Kratz
Leslie Kratz is a key partner developing the WORLD CLASS INITIATIVE for Digital Watershed. more...
Gary Leatherman
Gary has been developing broadcast tv, interactive media and Web-based media for over 18 years. more...