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Horsepower vs Horse Power | Sophie’s ELECTRIC Road Trip Part 2

26m 40s

While exploring Utah’s stunning national parks, Sophie gets lost in Moab, meets cowboys in Bryce Canyon, and finds a science-y surprise under changing rocks in Arches National Park.

Aired: 07/19/26
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