Inventioneering – Keystone Inventor

December 3, 2025  •  EPISODE 289

Roger Billings, Keystone Inventor: The Final Architect of Innovation [Version 1]

How do some inventors create ideas that shape entire industries? Listen as Dr. Roger Billings reflects on his journey as a lifelong inventor and shows how the principles of inventioneering can be applied to make lasting impact. Discover what it takes to go beyond ideas and prototypes to become a “keystone inventor” whose work supports and shapes future innovation. Whether you’re curious about invention, engineering, or the mindset behind breakthrough thinking, this episode offers inspiring insights and practical wisdom from one of today’s leading innovators.

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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5,086 Comments

  1. Abraham

    What would infrared light be used for? How many levels of infrared light are there?

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  2. Alvaro

    Interesting topic!

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  3. Emma

    Hi from Texas! Science and technology is so interesting!

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  4. Hannah

    this is interesting ..thank you, from North Carolina.

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  5. Grayson

    I would really like to learn more about radiation

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  6. Noah

    So radio waves are just invisible electricity?

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  7. Isaiah

    I have a question for. Dr. B my question is how is project deep hole

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  8. Harmony

    Testing sweat for weight loss seems like it would be expensive.

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  9. Aiden

    Hello from georgia thanks for haveing me here

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  10. Casey

    how many credits do you need for graduation

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  11. Ariana

    What is the difference between American Morse Code and International Morse Code today?

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  12. Jensen

    I love learning about radios!

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  13. Addison

    Hi!! From Tennessee. I hope ya’ll have as much fun as i do watching these science live’s!!!

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  14. Olivia

    How would spark create radio waves? Also, I’ve been wondering, does Acellus have a Meteorology or Astronomy course?

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  15. Robert

    I’ve always wondered how we got the measurement hertz

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  16. Leilani

    I didn’t know a spark could create radio waves! How neat.

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  17. Sean

    Good afternoon miss Pajet!

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  18. Hudson

    How did the electron jump? I love Dr. Rodger Billings!

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  19. Mohammad

    Hi. Thank you for having me. Mohammad From Virginia!

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  20. Ella

    hey from Texas have a nice night and I’m so grateful for ACELLUS❤️

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  21. Jayden

    It was amazing to hear about how LED’s were invented. Some people can truly beat the odds even when others deny you.

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  22. Sirawit

    Hello from Phuket

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  23. Zypher

    How does making a spark create a radio wave?

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  24. Tegan

    We should have a class for morse code.

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  25. Delilah

    I”ll definetly check out the research paper Dr.Billings wrote on the diet that helps with metabolic health! Interesting and helpful at the same time.

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  26. Kathleen

    how did they prove infrared’s existence if it can’t be seen?

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  27. Cole

    The spark made radio waves. That is pretty cool. Hi from Maryland! Cole

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  28. Michael

    What is a tornado’s favorite classic game to play? Twister.

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  29. Wesley

    Crazy how far things have come

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  30. Cameryn

    I love the science lives they are always so fun and so cool!!!!

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  31. Canon

    Thanks for sharing where to find more information on that diet.

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  32. Seth

    Today, I learned in Science Live about the founder of hertz, Heinrich Hertz.

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  33. Devin

    Hello from Tampa/Florida! ready for todays facts.

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  34. Kennedy

    Acellus is the best

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  35. Raylan

    hey from north carolina so excited for this live.

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  36. Adella

    Pay J Monet, you are so beautiful

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  37. Ameir

    I am really enjoying science live this evening with Dr. Roger Billings. It was very interesting learning more about the led lights and how it is incorporated in everyday technology.

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  38. Madisyn

    My mom used to work at a radio station!

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  39. Deanna

    I think it would be cool to see science careers featured each week.

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  40. Addison

    Can infrared light damage anything?

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  41. Mason

    What is the strongest sound wave ever and recorded history?

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  42. Aliz

    It is amazing when technology is used to protect the environment.

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  43. Emily

    Super interesting today. Watching how things developed over the years is truely fascinating.

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  44. Katie

    Hello from Louisiana👋

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  45. Elle

    I never knew he was the first person to do that!

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  46. Jett

    We switched to LED lights this year on our Christmas tree and they look amazing!

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  47. Carmelo

    How was infrared light discovered?

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  48. Avalia

    How did he create those transmitters in such a different time?

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  49. Ethan

    Hi from Arizona! Dr. Tobias’ talk on LED lights was really interesting!

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  50. Shannah

    What else can LED lights be used for? Can mold be used to protect us from things other than radiation?

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  51. Addyson

    radio waves have always been so interesting to me like just the thought that no matter what you do there is always waves it’s so fascinating

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  52. Nova

    James Clerk Maxwell first figured out the radio waves. People use radio everywhere.

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  53. Emmagarner

    Great show tonight. Hello from Alabama!!

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  54. Bron

    What is a theoretical physicist? Do they just make theoretical equations and attempt to make them possible?

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  55. Ankur

    Comment Hello from New Mexico! Another great lecture i have only been on Acellus for a few weeks but it’s truly helped a lot! Thank you!

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  56. Selah

    Hi. Thank you for having me.

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    • Emma

      Science live is so interesting to watch!

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  57. Gabriella

    What would life be like if we didn’t have radio waves?

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  58. Braylon

    Watching Science live from Va!

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  59. Lylliana

    Hi from Wisconsin. I love to watch Science Live. It’s always interesting!

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  60. Jack

    It’s my first time signing in for Science Live! Excited to be a part of Acellus Academy!

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    • Norah

      Welcome to Acellus! I hope you learn something interesting about something you love, and have a great time!

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    • Isabelle

      Welcome to science live Jack!

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  61. Ellen

    Science is one of my favorite subjects!

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  62. Kaylee

    The live is so interesting

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  63. Skylar

    how many people did it take to make the first radio and how long did the project take?

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  64. Deepak

    Thats awsome i never knew mold is useful.So interesting

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  65. Annabelle

    I love that every live we learn about different things that are always interesting

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  66. Emma

    It is so amazing how we went from Morse code to radios, and then eventually to phones! I am so thankful for all of the fantastic inventors in the world who work hard to invent things that make life a little easier!

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  67. Madison

    this is so interesting

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  68. Brody

    hello from nc

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  69. Ethan

    That radiation sounds pretty bad!

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  70. Kaitlin

    Hi from Texas! I love science Live!

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  71. Starlette

    So cool! i love these lives!!!

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  72. Emily

    Thank you for the video

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  73. Dorothy

    So excited for the whole live!

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  74. Landon

    Science Live is interesting!

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  75. Elizabeth

    With all the inventions and advancing technology do you think
    Living on another planet is feasible in this lifetime?

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  76. Maven

    This is amazing, I love science.

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  77. Deniah

    I love Chemistry from Florida!

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  78. Lacen

    this is so fun to learn about!

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  79. Ahmed

    What is the important invention that trigged radio wave communication

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  80. Samuel

    Hello from NC! Happy to be here

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  81. Abram

    I enjoyed learning about the discovery of radio

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  82. Madelin

    Finding radio waves with math is amazing

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  83. Luke

    I have LED lights on my bedroom wall.

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  84. Atlas

    love science live!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  85. Benyt

    I enjoyed the video.

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  86. Thomas

    i cant wait to see what we are going to see today

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  87. Amelia

    This is my first time learning about LED lighting.

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  88. Hildely

    I love science live!

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  89. Vada

    I didn’t know that, cool.

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  90. Kaileigh

    Hello Dr. Roger Billings!!!

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  91. Helena

    Hi from NJ!

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  92. Daylin

    I have a some mold out side my house.

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  93. Amari

    Good information 🦎

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  94. Haley

    infrared light is truly amazing.

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  95. Mavis

    How much more efficient are LED bulbs than incondescent?

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  96. Milo

    ACELLUS …………….IS…………………..SO…………..FUN!!!!!!!!!!

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  97. Ameir

    I’m enjoying science live this evening, I’m learning a lot regarding how led works and how we incorporate it in everyday technology.

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  98. Jada

    Good Evening from Louisiana!! I wish there was a picture of the first LED, the glowing red sounds cool.

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  99. Kashton

    Best in the world, billings!

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  100. Daniel

    greetings from ohio!

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  101. Stephen

    That was very interesting on how the LED design was created. I didn’t realize he had to create using dense crystals to make it work.

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  102. Matias

    Hi from Honduras, I am exited for the lesson.

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  103. Russell

    It’s amazing how something that is seen so negatively can be used in helpful ways.

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  104. Kaydence

    Dr. Joshua my faivorte!!!!!

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  105. Anela

    It was so intersting to hear that Dr. Billings came up with his idea for the hydrogen car in highschool. I love how he created the invention depite being told it was scientifically impossible.

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  106. Anastacia

    R-51 is my favorite

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  107. London

    hi from missouri! so excited for science live

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  108. Cooper

    Can the infrared light damage you?

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    • Austin

      I liked learning about the protons and the mold was interesting 🤔

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  109. Carly

    how long did it take him to figure this all out?

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  110. Dominic

    Let’s see what r51 has for us tonight.

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    • Silas

      Dr B is sigma

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  111. Kristin

    I never knew that mold could be of use

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    • Emily

      Penicillin

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  112. Aubrey

    *inferred light is so interesting!

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  113. Claire

    Hello from Montana! Technology and science is amazing!

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  114. Sael

    Hello from Phoenix, Arizona

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  115. Connor

    What would the animals use to adapt to their surroundings in the woods
    ?

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  116. Jayleigh

    Wow this is really cool! Love these lives.

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  117. Westin

    who created infrared?

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  118. Paul

    Why can cameras detect infrared light?

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  119. Edward

    I didnt know that about LEDS

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  120. Nicholas

    Hello from RI, how much is our senses limited such as our eyes being unable to see infrared?

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  121. Taylor

    I am really interested in the black mold growing in radiation. I think I will do more research. How fascinating!

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  122. Brynn

    It’s so fascinating all the different things that light are within. Something as simple as a remote, has those little lights, which then help to turn the item on. So cool.

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  123. Maria

    Hello from NY! i love science

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  124. Carter

    what is a diod?

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  125. Ayeden

    Is inferred light a form a radiation?

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  126. M

    I wonder if R51 will be here Hmm…

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  127. Hunter

    I am glad that this is a thing I can watch. I love learning about these kinds of things. Thank you, Mr.B for hosting this!

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  128. Aubrey

    Mold blocking radiation

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  129. Makayla

    Why did they make those lights?

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  130. Rexann

    Wow, this is so interesting. I love how much I learn from these science lives, it like an award for doing my classwork

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  131. Nevaeh

    Thats really interesting to know.

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  132. Mallory

    is infared light how cameras work at night?

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    • Wesley

      I like this science live, there’s is an explanation behind every statement and isn’t too basic or advanced.

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  133. Calvin

    if the people moved out of the area, the radiation must be really bad! 🙂

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  134. Zoey

    R51! r51! ya i love r51!

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  135. Evelyn

    Does infrared light harm your eyes if they are focused at your eyes?

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  136. Luke

    Hello from Maryland I use LED lights in my room a bit too much

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  138. Demarion

    Hi from GreenvilleAl love Science live

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  139. Nikolai

    Just like the LED, there are many things that have not been invented yet that would be considered scientifically impossible, but they are definitely possible we just don’t have the technology to create and put together all the different parts

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  140. Mohammed

    Hello I am from Chicago Illinois

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  141. Emily

    this is some really interesting stuff

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  142. Miguel

    How much would it cost to put invisible lights into your house?

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  143. Briana

    hello from Texas, so excited for this episode!

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    • Selah

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  144. Kyleigh

    I love Science Live!

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  145. Samuel

    I wonder how they found out about infrared light if you can’t see it

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  146. Kristin

    Hello and good evening from Gainesville FL.

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  147. Keegan

    Is pennicilin made from mold?

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  148. Sebastian

    another great science live

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  149. Lillian

    Excited for another night of Science Live. Always a new lesson to learn.

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  150. Faith

    Always enjoy learning something new!

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  151. Pia

    How much charge do LED’s need?

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  152. Kyara

    Why can’t we see infra red

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  153. Braxton

    Science live just makes my day especially r-51 and billings and paigá mónte.

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  154. Aiyanna

    Hello from Fort morgan👋

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  155. Sophia

    Who knew something so disgusting as mold could help out…

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  156. Zohal

    Can you also make a session about Internet?!

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  157. Amelia

    Hello from Alabama! That’s cool that mold can be useful!

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  158. Gideon

    Hello from GA!! I had no idea thats what LED stood for.

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  159. Mykolas

    Hi from Alaska am I the only one?

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  160. Faith

    I find science incredible. You can take something like mold that usually has a negative association and make a breakthrough, creating something new and helpful.

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  161. Kaylyn

    I didn’t know mold could be helpful!!

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  162. Aubrie

    Yay!! Dr. Tobias!

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  163. Sakina

    Hi, Sakina I’m watching from Rochester Minasota

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  164. Jaylon

    Hello from Georgia. I hope everyone had a happy Thanksgiving.

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  165. Evangeline

    Hi from NC
    I love R51, I got the fan member badge.

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    • Hallie

      I never knew there was light we couldn’t see till now

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  166. Manavii

    Thats awsome i never knew mold is useful.

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  167. Thalia

    So interesting! I love these lives

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  168. Paisley

    Here from NM! I had no idea mold could be used in other ways than just being bad!

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  169. Destiny

    guess mold can come in handy.

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    • Jaxon

      We should have a jet engineering class.

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  170. Kaytie

    Hi from Nevada!!

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    • Olivia

      from Nevada too!!

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  171. Paige

    great live

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  172. Isaac

    watching from California Sierra Nevada

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  173. Ydariel

    This is the best part of the week! Hello from North Carolina.

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  174. Evan

    LED’s sound complicated to work with.

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  175. Talia

    Hello Tobias!

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