Kids are all reeling from the excitement of the Olympic Games these last few weeks, but can they relate any of that to science? Absolutely!

Solar power is definitely cool but how does it work?

Usually Blue-ish

Not a good place for fish?

It will give you a charge!

What’s that?

Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Venus and Mercury are all very easy to spot with the naked eye -IF you know where to find them.

“The planets range from small to large”, what does that really mean? This excellent example show you exactly what that means in a short film.

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Can you keep water in an upside-down jar? Try this experiment and see for yourself!

This week we answer a question from David in North Carolina, USA.
He asks, “Why do bugs flay around the lite outside on my porch?
Amanda explains on video…

We have a new quiz game for you to try!

Check it out here.

Plutoids, the term given to dwarf planets like Pluto which sit beyond the orbit of Neptune, have just recently received a new addition to the family, Makemake.

What’s That #5
Volcanoes, sulfur dioxide ice?
What’s that?

Parents can support education in their own homes.

Housecat’s are descended from desert hunters. Should we be feeding them dry food with wheat and rice in it? Many vetenarians are changing their opinion about this lately.

We visited our friend Dr. Michelle Yasson from http://HolVet.net for the straight story. We filmed a video so we could share with you.
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