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Why can rockets fly, how do they go so fast, and will they make contact with aliens?
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereWhy can rockets fly, how do they go so fast, and will they make contact with aliens?
In this episode, Atom and Booger launch into how rockets work, what makes them zoom through the sky, and why Newton’s third law is the secret behind their incredible speed. Discover how rockets help us explore space, launch satellites that tell us where to go and what the weather will be, protect our planet, and even carry messages to aliens on spacecraft like Voyager 1! Travel back in time to ancient China where rockets were born, and meet the brilliant scientists who turned rockets into powerful space explorers. Laugh along with rocket riddles, find out why rockets shed layers like onions, and hear how rockets carried the first humans to the Moon and beyond. From fiery launches to cosmic journeys, this high-flying episode will spark your curiosity and have you dreaming of stars. So buckle up, little adventurers: it’s time for a rocket-powered adventure with Atomic Booger!
Perfect for curious kids ages 7-12, and anyone who loves learning about the wonders of our technology and universe.
🎧 Subscribe now and visit AtomicBooger.com so you don’t miss the next wild ride with Atom and Booger!
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