TV Schedule for Story TV (KPME-CD6) Portland, OR
Friday, August 7th TV listings for Story TV (KPME-CD6) Portland, OR
Modern Marvels Commercial Fishing
Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it; Americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.
Modern Marvels The Erie Canal
Begun in 1817, the Erie Canal was an engineering wonder of 363 miles of water highway linking the western frontier to the Atlantic seaboard; it took eight years to construct and thousands of hours of brutal labor.
Modern Marvels Aswan Dam
In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser needed to harness the flow of the world's longest river: the Nile. The Aswan High Dam socially, politically, culturally, and agriculturally affected Egypt.
Modern Marvels China's Great Dam
When finally completed, China's Three Gorges Dam will tower 607 feet in the air and weigh more than forty Great Pyramids; along with China's Great Wall, it will constitute of the two man-made objects visible from the moon.
Modern Marvels Scuba and Deep-Sea Diving
Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.
Modern Marvels Plumbing: The Arteries of Civilization
From ancient solutions to the development of modern water and sewer services, plumbing helped to make civilization possible.
Modern Marvels Aqueducts: Man Made Rivers of Life
Many rivers quenched the thirst of millions in the American west and around the world; without these aqueducts, some of the earth's largest cities would turn into gigantic ghost towns.
Modern Marvels Alaskan Fishing
A large factory-fishing boat hunts down, catches and processes 300 tons of Alaskan pollock each day in the Bering Sea; the crew reveals the inner workings of one of the most sophisticated and complex vessels afloat.
Modern Marvels Commercial Fishing
Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it; Americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.
Modern Marvels The Erie Canal
Begun in 1817, the Erie Canal was an engineering wonder of 363 miles of water highway linking the western frontier to the Atlantic seaboard; it took eight years to construct and thousands of hours of brutal labor.
Modern Marvels Aswan Dam
In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser needed to harness the flow of the world's longest river: the Nile. The Aswan High Dam socially, politically, culturally, and agriculturally affected Egypt.
Modern Marvels China's Great Dam
When finally completed, China's Three Gorges Dam will tower 607 feet in the air and weigh more than forty Great Pyramids; along with China's Great Wall, it will constitute of the two man-made objects visible from the moon.
Modern Marvels Scuba and Deep-Sea Diving
Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.
Modern Marvels Plumbing: The Arteries of Civilization
From ancient solutions to the development of modern water and sewer services, plumbing helped to make civilization possible.
Modern Marvels Aqueducts: Man Made Rivers of Life
Many rivers quenched the thirst of millions in the American west and around the world; without these aqueducts, some of the earth's largest cities would turn into gigantic ghost towns.
Modern Marvels Alaskan Fishing
A large factory-fishing boat hunts down, catches and processes 300 tons of Alaskan pollock each day in the Bering Sea; the crew reveals the inner workings of one of the most sophisticated and complex vessels afloat.
Modern Marvels Commercial Fishing
Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it; Americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.
Modern Marvels The Erie Canal
Begun in 1817, the Erie Canal was an engineering wonder of 363 miles of water highway linking the western frontier to the Atlantic seaboard; it took eight years to construct and thousands of hours of brutal labor.
Modern Marvels Aswan Dam
In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser needed to harness the flow of the world's longest river: the Nile. The Aswan High Dam socially, politically, culturally, and agriculturally affected Egypt.
Modern Marvels China's Great Dam
When finally completed, China's Three Gorges Dam will tower 607 feet in the air and weigh more than forty Great Pyramids; along with China's Great Wall, it will constitute of the two man-made objects visible from the moon.
Modern Marvels Scuba and Deep-Sea Diving
Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.
Modern Marvels Plumbing: The Arteries of Civilization
From ancient solutions to the development of modern water and sewer services, plumbing helped to make civilization possible.
Modern Marvels Aqueducts: Man Made Rivers of Life
Many rivers quenched the thirst of millions in the American west and around the world; without these aqueducts, some of the earth's largest cities would turn into gigantic ghost towns.
How the Earth Was Made Loch Ness
Scotland's Loch Ness was once part of America, frequented by dinosaurs and engulfed by huge volcanic eruptions; examining whether the legendary Loch Ness monster could be descended from dinosaurs.