Inventioneering
November 26, 2025 • EPISODE 288
What does it really take to bring ideas to life? In this episode, Dr. Roger Billings takes us deeper into the world of inventioneering—the dynamic mix of creativity, engineering, and problem-solving that turns imagination into real-world inventions. He shows how inventioneering isn’t limited to tech or science—it can be applied to any creative or practical project. If you’ve ever had a spark of inspiration, this episode will help you learn how to shape it into something meaningful and impactful.
About DrB
Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology.
As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.
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I would love to learn more about electric cars
Thank you so much,Dr. Roger Billings for making science lives I love watching them they’re like my highlight of the day. I love how educating and fun they are to watch thank you so much again.😁
i like how he was using the jar and how you need a bigger jar for a bigger zappp
That story writing thing seems fun.
That plane was really cool, loved this episode!
This is cool i love science live! Also at the very end is so funny I laugh every time I see it.
I’m inspired to become an engineer.
What year did Benjamin Franklin receive a Leyden Jar?
thanks! for telling us about inventioneering so fun!
thank you for doing this science live i love wtaching this
I love R51, and I like the fact that Roger Billings talked about how Benjamen Franklin made a battrey.
I find it very interesting how they extended the nose and overall length of the airplane, to help block out the noise of the sonic boom. What exactly makes the X-59 different from past supersonic aircrafts?
layden jar story was interesting.
Awesome episode, happy holidays everyone.
Battery part is so cool!
I tracked the x-59’s first flight live for a little bit.
I love seeing all the cool engineering and scientific inventions to help solve real word problems!
A hydrogen powered home would be cool.
I truly enjoy science live!
Another week, another great science live!
This is so interesting! Creating various inventions that can someday become developed to solve real world problems!
these videos have really helped my understanding on how to use the acellus programe.. thank you!
Can you do Morse code with light
i am very grateful that i get to learn about science!
Learning morse code was super fun
Science live is amazing thank you!
This is amazing!
I loved this it was very interesting.
first of all thanks for telling us about those jets i have always thought flight was cool and man those jets looked weird
My parents once heard a sonic boom when they were in school. It was an F-16 being tested nearby. They said it made the chairs jump off the ground.
I would like to own a hydrogen powered car.
I feel like that would actually be a really good idea, for the science live to count with the science corse.
These lives absolutely make my week, thank you everyone that puts work into them!
want would happen when the srcit didn’t happen win it was created to
I love watching these!!
DrB is a very smart man i love science live
R51 was funny.
How many inventors exist today?
I liked hearing some about Benjamin Franklin because I find his inventions interesting.
Wow this episode was so funny! I can’t wait for the next one!😊
How does a geothermal heater work?
Happy Thanksgiving Acellus!
Happy late thanksgiving!
“Dr.R51”, Great job “learning” Morse code!
Excellent episode Dr. Billings!
My family and watch science live together and we all really like the segments where you share the origins of everyday things we may take for granted like this weeks on batteries.
I hope everyone had a fun Thanksgiving!
Science live is the best thing ever!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving from WV!
How loud is the sonic boom from inside the jet?
Thanks for the video!
I love the pointed nose plane
I did not know batteries came from so long ago
Thank you Acellus Academy i learn something new every time!
Hello! I hope the entire Acellus Team and all of its learners had a wonderful Thanksgiving (if celebrated).
This episode was very interesting! I certainly wouldn’t want to cook my turkey via Leyden Jars.
Thank you for the putting on another amazing lecture!
I was really interested in the plane they are making that won’t make a sonic boom sound! Because I’ve always wanted to see a concord so now one day I will!
What a enlightening experience about the aerodynamics of sound! A Happy late Thanksgiving to you Acellus Academy!
Hello from Ohio
Hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving!
is the x 59 the fastest jet
hi from New York!
Dr Roger Billings is amazing
Science live is the best and Happy thanksgiving!
I want to make something hydrogen powered one day!
Some jets are very loud but I didn’t know that a sonic boom was illegal! Would a pilot go to jail if he made a sonic boom?
I think it is awesome that they are trying to make the noise quieter because then we can fly faster!
This video has so much helpful information.
science live is so great!!
Yes he is so funny and the da di di
Best one yet! Really love the new innovative ideas in programming!!
its cool to see NASA working on how to silence the sonic boom on jets.
This is so cool! I learned so much about batteries today!
I agree with you!!!🫏🦙🦌🐿️🐎🦃🐦🔥🦚🦩🪿🦇 Dr Roger Billings is amazing!🦅🪼
I like Dr.B
Hello from North Carolina
Great Episode!! I love how science involves art aswell!
I know
he is
I love Acellus.
Hello from Minnesota
Great Science Live!
How much do one of those jet engines cost?
hello from Montana
What was the smallest radio?
What was the smallest battery back then?
How did Benjamin Franklin experiment with the Leyden Jar?
It’s interesting how Benjamin Franklins discoveries are described. Whether it’s describing the genius parts or the flaws.
Benjamin Franklin is such a cool person, there’s always something new to learn about him!
R51 a is Dot Dot…… can you guess what D is, Dot Dot
It was cool to learn that Ben Franklin came up with the name batteries.
Watching from GA!!
Learning more about inventioneering with Miss Pajet Monet and the combination between ideas and engineering to solve real issues was amazing to learn about.
I love Acellus.(≧▽≦)
Hi from NJ! Great video – love these every week!
Hey from Arizona
Inventing new things bring so much satisfaction.
Hello from South Dakota
It was a cool plane!
Science live u are the best I love science!!!
What is the highest battery voltage?
It was so cool to learn about the down pointed airplane
What are good ways to get started on a science project?
i like how they how they showed us nasa new jet
This live was very fascinating!
That whole Airplane part was cool
Hello from New Jersey
Happy thanksgiving Acellus.
I can not believe batteries came from such a long time ago!
GOING TO INVENT SOMETHING
i would love if my home could be hydrogen powered
Dr. Roger Billings is very intelligent and he’s expanded my education so much since I’ve started science live.
So interesting to learn new things.
Thank you for helping me learn something new every day!!
Literally Roger Billing’s house
me tooo
Hello,
From CA! Happy holidays. My family and I are watching. Found interesting the term “inventioneering” and hydrogen power.
Why is NASA trying to make a jet when they make rockets?
Im going to invent something
this episode was so good!
Miss Pajet Monet looked beautiful in the episode today, and i enjoyed learning about how inventioneering combines ideas and engineering to solve real problems in life!
Thank you for explaining the scholarship!
Hope everyone at Acellus had an amazing Thanksgiving!
Morse code would be fun to learn
Science live is the best!
Your right! Pajet Monet did look beautiful in this episode!
p.s. Pajet used to be my teacher. I loved her (as a teacher)!
It is very interesting that some jets can go faster than the speed of sound
This is awesome!
This was so cool!
It’s crazy how long ago batteries came from.
Thank you!
loved the science live
Who came up with the word “inventioneering?’
Happy late Thanksgiving! I love watching these every Wednesday.
I love acellus
That is so true
Thank you from the Ozarks!
It’s crazy that batteries came from so long ago.
Eli liked R51’s segment today!
me to bro
Technology has come so far with the camera on the plane so the pilot can see.
Hope you had a great Thanksgiving
Science is the best
The Concord jet looks kind of like a mosquito and I think the name they gave it, the droop snoot is hilarious!
I liked R51’s segment today!*
Happy Thanksgivings from Georgia
I’m excited to learn more about radio waves!
Happy Thanksgiving!
The jet kind of looks like something you would see on Star Wars. How cool.
Happy thanksgiving!
A 9 volt battery being 6 batteries in one is crazy.
The jet looks like it would be in Star Wars😂
You love Star Wars too?!
I love Science Live!
Happy Thanksgiving! This weeks Live was very informational. I learned alot.
What was the first ever thing to be invented?
This week was a good episode!
Its crazy how long its been since batterys were invented
Amazing science live!
this was a great episode cant wait for next week
Hello from NC! I am excited to be here!
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Happy late thanksgiving
Im curious on how they originally came up with morse code.
How did you invent acellus
I love love love science live!!!
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!
Thank you for this opportunities to learn more about scienece!
Thank you for the awesome video!
The way they designed the plane was very smart. Making it easy for the pilot to see through HD cameras.
i find these videos so fun to watch, thank you having us have this opportunity to watch these!!
Great episode this week!
i thought the airplane thing was cool
I like the 9 volt battery.
I enjoyed this episode.
hello from Texas!
All of the batteries were very cool.
I’m very thankful for science live and all the amazing things I learned, happy thanksgiving everyone.
I really would love to have a morse code class, it’s so interesting.
R-51 is so silly and funny, I always have to laugh at his jokes.
I am watching with my mom.
this is awesome thank you for sharing!
I think it’s cool that German researchers have created a new metal complex built for meganies.
I didn’t realize it was against the law for aircraft to make a sonic boom. My mom says when she was growing up in the 70s that she remembers hearing them in Texas.
This was very inspiring!
I never new a jet can hit the sonic boom.
Could they make a battery that is more powerful then the 9 volt battery they have for anything?
Loved this lesson
hi from california!
Hello From NV thank you so much for being such an inspiration
I enjoy learning about battery portion
Happy Thanksgiving from California!
The long nosed jet is awesome!
This was so interesting.
Loved learning about this, thank you!
I’m going to watchScience Live Live tonight.
How do the cameras work on an aircraft?
Love the technology spotlight segment!
That plane you guys showed us was so cool.I am from New Mexico.I am so inspired by you Dr Roger Billings.I want to be an inventor like you.That is so cool that you got to that Navy Cruise.
Happy holidays
thanks for another great episode!
We love R15 lol
So cool! I always look forward to watching!
I like the part about the nose down plane. I love planes
Thanks for clarifying about the scholarship. Love science live!
Inventioneering is awesome!
Hello from washington!
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
I liked the part about the static electricity.
Science is amazing
Did y’all have a good thanksgiving?
the segment about electricity and batteries was really good
Watching from Louisiana. Happy Thanksgiving
What is your favorite part of Inventioneering?
How long is the nose of the new NASA jet?
Does ScienceLive take a week off during Christmas?
Hello from Washington DC
Happy holidays from Indiana
I think that that new NASA jet that suppresses sonic booms sounds really interesting.
I like the info on NASA and the sonic boom
This live was very interesting!
it’s so interesting learning about different kinds of airplanes
I love watching the science lives i learn so much. The Down Pointed nose airplane looks funny.
Can’t wait to learn about inventioneering
i love the nosed plane it should be used for future travel.
Happy Thanksgiving from Ohio!!!
Happy Thanksgiving Acellus
i thought the battery part was cool
Enjoyed today’s session!
Science Live really inspires me so much. i love Wednesdays!
I love R-51!
These are always enjoyable to watch, happy late thanksgivings !
I really enjoy watching sience live!
I love science live, Roger Billings makes it easier to understand 💖
Hi i’m Kensleigh. I love Sciennce Live it’s so cool and fun!
Didn’t know that Benjamin Franklin was the reason that there is positive and negative charge for the battery thing and that he had something to do with it lol.
Happy Thanksgiving to Dr. Billings, Pajet Monet, R51, Teachers, Staff, Parents, and Students!
I enjoyed watching this, happy Thanksgiving!!
A naval science cruise would be interesting
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
Didn’t know that Ben Franklin was the reason that there is positive and negative charge for the battery placement and that he had something to do with it.