Overview
Engineer Henry Petroski explains why engineering can never be an exact science and looks at examples of engineering failures.
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24 - 1The Twenty-Five Hour Clock January 05, 1987 -
24 - 2The Search for the Disappeared January 12, 1987
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24 - 3The Blind Watchmaker January 19, 1987
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24 - 4Riding the Stack January 26, 1987
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24 - 5Bruno Bettelheim: The Man Who Cared for Children February 02, 1987
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24 - 6Bruno Bettelheim: A Sense of Surviving February 09, 1987
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24 - 7Energy from Outer Space February 16, 1987
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24 - 8The Return of the Osprey February 23, 1987
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24 - 9Can AIDS Be Stopped? March 02, 1987
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24 - 10Police Stress: The John Wayne Syndrome March 09, 1987
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24 - 11To Engineer Is Human March 16, 1987
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24 - 12The Magma Chamber March 23, 1987
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24 - 13Broken Images March 30, 1987
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24 - 14Trial Babies April 06, 1987
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24 - 15After Chernobyl - Closer to Home April 13, 1987
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24 - 16Making Sex Pay May 11, 1987
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24 - 17The Anthropic Principle May 18, 1987
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24 - 19Aircrash: The Burning Issue June 01, 1987
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24 - 20The Riddle of the Joints June 08, 1987
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24 - 21To Catch a Falling Star May 15, 1987
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24 - 22In the Light of New Information June 22, 1987
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24 - 23Janice's Choice June 29, 1987
