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Mars Mysteries, Science Stars & Turtle Power! (6.1.26)

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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that'll make your jaw drop! NASA's Mars rover just uncovered incredible secrets about life on the Red Planet, while brilliant young scientists are crushing it at international competitions!

© KidsNewsFlash Universe Length 7 min 1 June 2026 ScienceNews USA episodic

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© KidsNewsFlash Universe Length 7 min 1 June 2026 ScienceNews USA episodic

Ancient Bones, Quantum Tech & a Solar Selfie (6.17.25)

Ancient Bones, Quantum Tech & a Solar Selfie (6.17.25)

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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that'll make your jaw drop! NASA's Mars rover just uncovered incredible secrets about life on the Red Planet, while brilliant young scientists are crushing it at international competitions! Plus, discover how mountain gorillas in Africa are celebrating with rare twin babies, and get ready for this shocker — green sea turtles just bounced back from near extinction! Oh, and here's something that's NEVER happened before: wind and solar power totally dominated the entire planet for a whole month, beating out all other energy sources! 🚀🐢🌍🔬 Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with Science KidsNewsFlash!


© KidsNewsFlash Universe | 7 min

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