Whether in science, inventing, or life itself, the journey begins with a vision that you work to bring to life. In this episode, Roger Billings shares his groundbreaking dreams for hydrogen technology and how dreamers around the world are shaping the future.
Episodes
46. Magnets | Element 83
Did you know there’s an invisible force that shapes our world in powerful ways? In this episode, Roger Billings shares the fascinating science of magnetism and the unique properties of magnetic materials like bismuth. Explore how magnets work and their crucial role in technology and everyday life.
45. Optimism Curve | Achieving Success
Have you heard of the optimism curve? Drawing from his own experiences with the Billings Computer, as well as insights from his mentor Bill Lear and Thomas Edison, Roger Billings provides valuable lessons on overcoming challenges and persevering. Discover how to navigate the ups and downs of innovation and turn obstacles into opportunities for success.
44. Designing a Hydrogen Car
In this episode, dive into the world of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Learn about hydrogen fuel cells and the process of creating and storing hydrogen, and discover the role of metal hydrides. Would you drive a car powered by hydrogen?
43. Raising Einkorn Wheat
Explore the intriguing history of einkorn wheat and discover why it’s gaining popularity today. Learn about the unique challenges involved in growing and harvesting this ancient grain.
42. Drones | Inside Acellus Studios
Discover the fascinating world of drones and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Acellus Studios. Explore how drones use GPS for navigation and see how Acellus courses are created. Plus, enjoy a fun glimpse of the Acellus Carnival!
41. Sending Data Over a Laser
Did you know that data is transmitted through light every day? In this episode, learn about the principles of light transmission and the crucial role of fiber optic cables. Discover how lasers are used to send information and the impact of this technology on high-speed internet and communication systems.
40. Building a Speaker
Do you know what inspired Roger Billings to become a radio announcer? Find out in this episode of Science LIVE! Discover how you can build your own speaker and follow along as Dr. Billings demonstrates the process.
39. Sound Waves, Resonance & Vibrations
Learn about Thomas Edison’s relentless efforts at Menlo Park and how his perseverance led to the creation of the lightbulb. Then dive into the intriguing world of sound waves, resonance, and vibrations as Roger Billings explores the science behind pitch, waves, and frequency, and explains how our ears detect sound through vibrating hairs.








