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Life at 300 MPH

What’s it like to fly down the race track piloting a jet dragster? How are motorsports skills important to the next generation of scientists and engineers? Racing dynamic duo Chris and Elaine Larsen of Larsen Motorsports share their adrenaline-packed story. 
It is one of the most unique places on the planet, but threats like fire and drought are putting its future in jeopardy. What can be done to preserve the Amazon Rainforest? We talk with Florida Tech Professor Dr. Mark Bush who helps explain what is at stake and why.
Will a vacation in space ever be affordable for the rest of us? What does the future look like for the next generation of the space work force? We continue our conversation with former NASA space shuttle engineer—and Florida Tech President—Dr. T. Dwayne McCay about these topics and much more.
How can studying spider monkeys help us understand the ways people make decisions? Dr. Darby Proctor, associate professor at Florida Tech, shares her investigations into the complex world of these fascinating primates.

Red Planet Dirt

Will humans be able to one day grow vegetables on Mars? Florida Tech researcher Dr. Andrew Palmer is working hard to answer that question. He discusses an important first step taken with some out-of-this-world tomatoes.
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