Northwest Profiles
Capture the Cosmos
Clip: Season 35 Episode 3505 | 5m 32sVideo has Closed Captions
Stars, nebulas, and galaxies are the subjects of Spokane photographer Terry Honyoust
Stars, nebulas, and galaxies; these are the subjects Spokane photographer Terry Honyoust captures after the sun has set. Journey with us as we look deep into the night sky.
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Capture the Cosmos
Clip: Season 35 Episode 3505 | 5m 32sVideo has Closed Captions
Stars, nebulas, and galaxies; these are the subjects Spokane photographer Terry Honyoust captures after the sun has set. Journey with us as we look deep into the night sky.
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Clip: S35 Ep3505 | 8m 18s | Dr. Bob Bartlett shares the story of an all-Black parachute battalion in World War II. (8m 18s)
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Clip: S35 Ep3505 | 9m 26s | Meet Chad White, a culinary artist that has brought a load of talent and delectable dishes (9m 26s)
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Preview: S35 Ep3505 | 30s | Spokane chef Chad White; WWII Black paratroop infantry battalion; Astronomical imagery. (30s)
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Northwest Profiles is a local public television program presented by KSPS PBS
Funding for Northwest Profiles is provided by Idaho Central Credit Union, with additional funding from the Friends of KSPS.