Be inspired by female STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) superstars in leading fields including social media, entertainment, animals, design, and the internet - all categories key to the teen experience.
Hvor man kan se Mission Unstoppable • Sæson 4
26 episoder
Bivalves, Bits and Biofuel
E1
Bivalves, Bits and BiofuelHow oysters help the ocean, the math behind video games, a battery made out of lemons, and a chemistry teacher's biodiesel.
Pikas, Phones, and Promethium
E2
Pikas, Phones, and PromethiumAn ecologist studies adorable pikas, the hidden secrets on our phones, rare isotopes that power Mars rovers, and the world's first computer programmer.
Makeup, Minerals, and Mammals
E3
Makeup, Minerals, and MammalsThe chemistry behind lipstick, an Alaska wildlife biologist, identifying everyday minerals, and how turbines harness wind power.
Pink Salts, Printers, and Project Engineers
E4
Pink Salts, Printers, and Project EngineersClues about Martian life at Utah's Great Salt Lake, the teams that build skyscrapers, large scale 3D industrial printing, and a science experiment to try at home.
Sounds, Snacks, and Space
E5
Sounds, Snacks, and SpaceA Hollywood foley artist, alternative sources of protein grown from fungi, an engineer conducts a tiny train, and the mind-blowing discoveries of NASA's latest telescope.
Cosmetics, Corals, and Contaminants
E6
Cosmetics, Corals, and ContaminantsUsing virtual reality to help Coral Reefs, making moisturizer with a cosmetic chemist, the latest tools to fight smog, and why we feel déjà vu.
Singers, Short Circuits, and Stones
E7
Singers, Short Circuits, and StonesA limestone miner, a Broadway vocal coach, why water is bad for electronics, and incredible shark facts.
Tilling, Testing, and Treadmills
E8
Tilling, Testing, and TreadmillsThe tech of physical therapy, how composting helps the environment, citizen scientists testing our rivers, and why we love our phones.
Couture, Colors, and Connections
E9
Couture, Colors, and ConnectionsMaking vegan leather, your brain can't create a new color, the truth behind Tesla Coils, and virtual reality you can feel.
Scents, Sadness, and Spaceflight
E10
Scents, Sadness, and SpaceflightA perfume chemist makes scents with science, a team tries to help birds in Texas, how our brains can make us cry, and Electric Kat goes to space.
Ballet, Baking, and Blue Penguins
E11
Ballet, Baking, and Blue PenguinsA ballerina builds robots who dance, a look at Marie Curie, baking substitutions and what it takes to care for blue penguins.
Singing, Sports, and Smog
E12
Singing, Sports, and SmogThe techniques and tech of physical therapy, a Broadway vocal coach, the latest tools to fight smog, and an engineer conducts a tiny train.
Ecology, Eating, and Engines
E13
Ecology, Eating, and EnginesInvasive beetles impacting forests in Hawaii, your brain is the ultimate taste bud, using helicopters to airlift Pronghorn and the science behind race car engines.
Teaching Code, Tastebuds, and Training Dogs
E14
Teaching Code, Tastebuds, and Training DogsLearn about Supertasters, and how algae can make a sweet gummy treat, coding self driving cars, the science behind medical service dogs.
Meat, Mining, and Marie Curie
E15
Meat, Mining, and Marie CurieA limestone miner, alternative sources of protein grown from fungi, who was Marie Curie, and why we love our phones.
Space, Soil, and Senses
E16
Space, Soil, and SensesElectric Kat goes to space, how composting helps the environment, the mind-blowing discoveries of NASA's latest telescope, and virtual reality you can feel.
Satellites, Sea Dragons, and STEM in Landscaping
E17
Satellites, Sea Dragons, and STEM in LandscapingUsing satellites to track floods and fires, how brain freeze affects your brain, saving sea dragon species, learning about tech in landscaping.
Teachers, Tiny Fish Teeth, and Trash in Space
E18
Teachers, Tiny Fish Teeth, and Trash in SpaceA robotic garden made by grade-schoolers, the truth about sandy beaches, making a "quick pickle" with science, and how NASA manages garbage in space.
Cephalopods, Cuticles, and the Comforts of ASMR
E19
Cephalopods, Cuticles, and the Comforts of ASMRThe senses of cephalopods, the chemistry behind hair care, why ASMR might tickle your brain, and a STEM BESTIE makes her debut.
Bytes, Brains, and Birds
E20
Bytes, Brains, and BirdsTeaching girls to code, Miranda investigates an elephant's memory, the chemistry of tie-dye and wildlife rehab for Hawaiian birds.
Penguins, Picturing Colors, and Protecting Forests
E21
Penguins, Picturing Colors, and Protecting ForestsWhat it takes to care for blue penguins, your brain can't create a new color, Invasive beetles impacting forests in Hawaii, and a teacher codes self driving cars.
Tastebuds, Tee Shirts, and Texas Pronghorn
E22
Tastebuds, Tee Shirts, and Texas PronghornLearn about human "supertasters", the chemistry of tie-dye, a ballerina who builds bots that dance, and using helicopters to airlift pronghorn.
Maple Trees, Mentors, and Munchies in Space
E23
Maple Trees, Mentors, and Munchies in SpaceUsing technology to track tree DNA, using computers to animate movies, learning about patents and computer science, growing vegetables in space.
Cultivating Grass, Chemiluminescence, and Conservation
E24
Cultivating Grass, Chemiluminescence, and ConservationWe learn what grass does below ground, Miranda spills some science gossip, how chemistry can create light, and promoting sustainable palm oil.
Voyagers, Volatile Weather, and Volcanoes
E25
Voyagers, Volatile Weather, and VolcanoesA CEO at Nat Geo, what happens in your brain when you feel shame, a storm chaser sends up a weather balloon, a volcanologist in Hawaii.
Whiffs of Science, Wings, and Worms
E26
Whiffs of Science, Wings, and WormsA perfume chemist makes scents with science, learn about sharks, wildlife rehab for Hawaiian birds, and how algae can make a sweet gummy treat.
