Interesting Things with JC #313: "Laminar Flow & the Reynolds Number" - Laminar flow, also known as streamline flow, is layered and smooth. The blood coursing through our veins would be one illustration of this. The Reynolds Number can be defined in a variety of circumstances where a fluid is moving.

Interesting Things with JC #312: "General Charles G. Boyd" was a highly decorated combat pilot and United States Air Force Four-Star General. He is the only Vietnam Era prisoner of war to achieve the four-star rank.

Interesting Things with JC #311: "Self Closing Drawer Slides" include a stationary housing, a slider, and a latch. While the housing is coupled to a cabinet or drawer, dampers are used to slow the movement of the drawer, while engaging a latch towards closure.

Interesting Things with JC #310: "Gondar" is located just north of Lake Tana and Addis Ababa, nestled in the foothills of the Semien Mountains. The University of Gondar is here and it’s the oldest medical school in all of Ethiopia. Let’s journey through the deep and rich history of Gondar, Ethiopia..

Interesting Things with JC #309: "Lt. Gen. Frank E. Petersen" was the first African-American United States Marine Corps aviator and the first African-American Marine Corps General.

Interesting Things with JC #308 - “Lake Tana” is the largest lake in Ethiopia & source of the Blue Nile. It accounts for 50% of all inland water in the country at 3500sq km. Surrounding Lake Tana is one of the largest networks of wetlands in all of Africa.

Interesting Things with JC #307: “Dubai” is not a country, it’s one of the Emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is home to the tallest building in the world and it’s food is absolutely amazing. Take a short trip with us today to Dubai!

Interesting Things with JC #306: "Heat Index" is a wild combination of air temperature in the shade, relative humidity, your body mass and your clothes. It's how the world appears to feel. Saudi Arabia has the world record for the highest heat index ever recorded! Let's find out more!!

Interesting Things with JC #305: "Avrocar" was developed as part of a secret U.S. military project carried out in the early years of the Cold War, for vertical take off and landing, travel at mach 4, and it looks like a flying saucer.

Interesting Things with JC #304 "Sunglasses" - Take an interesting trip with me through the centuries and uncover the origin story of these pop culture main stays.

Interesting Things with JC #303: "Blue Lingcod" are a rare type of bottom dwelling species of fish that can have an alluring blue tint, inside and out.

Interesting Things with JC #302 "Pepsi's Navy" - A soda pop company owning the 6th largest navy in the world sounds absurd, but through barter with the former Soviet Union, this private company became a military superpower.

Interesting Things with JC #301: "Lifting a House”. The size and weight of a house are significant factors that will impact the project cost. On average raising a house is between $10,000 to $40,000, and it takes 4 - 8 weeks on average.

Interesting Things with JC #300: On Friday June 11th, 2021, a commercial Lobster Diver was swallowed by a humpback whale off the coast of Massachusetts, and lived to tell the story!

Interesting Things with JC #299: "Juliana and the Blue Cross" - A Great Dane saved her family from imminent death in WW2, earning her the prestigious Blue Cross medal.

Interesting Things with JC #298 "Ceiling Fan Direction" should be changed in the summer and winter to give you more comfort and spend less on your heating and cooling needs!

Interesting Things with JC #297: "Fork Tines" - The different number of tines in the forks can be attributed to a change in habits and customs at the table.

Interesting Things with JC #296: "Dendrochronology" is an interdisciplinary science that focuses on the practical application of the study of tree rings. American Astronomer A.E. Douglass developed the method around 1900.

Interesting Things with JC #295 "D-Day" - June 6th, 1944. Allied forces launched a combined naval, air and land assault on Nazi-occupied France. The D in D-Day doesn t actually stand for anything, officially.

Interesting Things with JC #294: "Pentecost" is a Greek word meaning "50th day" and it's an important religious holiday celebrated by both Jewish and Christian people alike.