In Houston, a local episode is exploring the work of Benjamin Franklin. The episode, numbered 1609, focuses on Franklin's experiments with thermal radiation. This episode delves into Franklin's thoughts on both theoretical and applied science. Further information about the episode, including its content and context, is available from Houston Public Media.
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