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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that'll blow your mind! We're blasting off to Mars where NASA's rover discovered mysterious molecules that might prove ancient aliens existed! Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that'll blow your mind! We're blasting off to Mars where NASA's rover discovered mysterious molecules that might prove ancient aliens existed! Then we're digging up perfectly preserved dinosaur mummies with skin still intact after 110 MILLION years, plus scientists are uncovering new dino species every single week! Back on Earth, students are building incredible robots, and London Zoo is constructing an amazing animal hospital where you can watch real surgeries happening live! 🚀🦖🔬🌍 Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with Science KidsNewsFlash!
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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that'll blow your mind! We're blasting off to Mars where NASA's rover discovered mysterious molecules that might prove ancient aliens existed! Then we're digging up perfectly preserved dinosaur mummies with skin still intact after 110 MILLION years, plus scientists are uncovering new dino species every single week! Back on Earth, students are building incredible robots, and London Zoo is constructing an amazing animal hospital where you can watch real surgeries happening live! 🚀🦖🔬🌍 Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with Science KidsNewsFlash!
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