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In this episode, kids explore NASA Astronaut Shares What Life Was Like in Space, Rainforest Day at the Smithsonian and Kids Explore Art and History in Colorado. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore NASA Picks 18 Wild Ideas for Future Space Tech, A Big Solar Eclipse Is Coming in August and Students and Teachers Explore Tomorrow’s Tech in Austin. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore Psyche Spacecraft Gets a Speed Boost From Mars, A Bright New Reef Fish Is Named for Java’s Sunrise and A Skin Patch Could Make Health Monitoring Simpler. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore Sleeping Sperm Whales Blow Bubble “Brakes”, Ancient Cocoons Rewrite the Story of Silk and New Sensors Could Help Future Fusion Power Plants. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore A New Space Telescope Gets Ready for Launch, A Satellite Picture Makes an Antarctic ‘Hummingbird’ and ESA Unpacks a Plant-Health Satellite. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore A New Crew Arrives at the Space Station, Perseverance Finishes a ‘Marathon’ on Mars and Scientists Find Why Some Frogs Beat a Tough Fungus. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore A classroom telescope spots a bright galaxy, Ocean sensors listen for changing whale routes and A tiny chip helps farmers measure thirsty soil. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids explore A classroom telescope spots a bright galaxy, Ocean sensors listen for changing whale routes and A tiny chip helps farmers measure thirsty soil. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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NASA’s Chandra telescope turned invisible X-rays into red, white, and blue space pictures. Scientists also found evidence that some ancient bees used tooth sockets in old jawbones as tiny nurseries. Plus, learn how a tiny eye implant can help some people notice letters again in certain situations.
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In this episode, kids explore A sky show lights up the night, Moon robots practice teamwork and A baby sloth gets a careful checkup. They practice curiosity, careful observation, and evidence-based thinking.
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In this episode, kids learn how the Vera C. Rubin Observatory can take many pictures to make a long “cosmic movie” of the changing night sky. We also explore why NASA might send robot scouts to the Moon’s south pole before bigger missions, and we meet Cusi, a baby sloth at Como Park Zoo whose name means joy.
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NASA’s Swift space telescope may get a gentle robotic “boost” so it can stay in a higher orbit and keep watching big light-bursts in space. We also learn how a full-size humanoid robot uses sensors, computers, and careful testing, and what “mass production” means. Finally, a backbone fossil clue from Antarctica helps scientists identify a titanosaur and think about how Earth’s climate changed long ago.
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