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NOVA: 14x18
How Good is Soviet Science?
Princeton professor and author Robert Mark tracks down the engineering secrets of some of the beautiful buildings in the world including Notre Dame in Paris, St. Paul in London and the Roman Pantheon.
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14 - 1Countdown to the Invisible Universe Jan. 20, 1987- 14 - 2Children of Eve Jan. 27, 1987
- 14 - 3Why Planes Crash Feb. 03, 1987
- 14 - 4Orangutans of the Rain Forest Feb. 10, 1987
- 14 - 5Freud Under Analysis Feb. 17, 1987
- 14 - 6The Hole in the Sky Feb. 24, 1987
- 14 - 7Confessions of a Weaponeer Mar. 03, 1987
- 14 - 8Great Moments from NOVA Mar. 10, 1987
- 14 - 9Will the World Starve? Mar. 24, 1987
- 14 - 10The Desert Doesn't Bloom Here Anymore Mar. 31, 1987
- 14 - 11Rocky Road to Jupiter Apr. 07, 1987
14 - 12Death of a Star Oct. 06, 1987- 14 - 13Spy Machines Oct. 13, 1987
- 14 - 14Hidden Power of Plants Oct. 20, 1987
- 14 - 15Japan's American Genius Oct. 27, 1987
- 14 - 16A Man, A Plan, A Canal, Panama Nov. 03, 1987
- 14 - 17Volcano! Nov. 10, 1987
- 14 - 18How Good is Soviet Science? Nov. 17, 1987
- 14 - 19Ancient Treasures from the Deep Dec. 01, 1987
- 14 - 20Riddle of the Joints Dec. 08, 1987
- 14 - 21Secrets of the Lost Red Paint People Dec. 15, 1987