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Space Doctors, Baby Elephants & Solar Power Surge! (6.5.26)

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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that will blow your mind! Discover what happened when an astronaut had a medical emergency in space, and learn how computers are becoming wildlife detectives to save endangered animals!

© KidsNewsFlash Universe Length 8 min 5 June 2026 ScienceNews USA episodic

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© KidsNewsFlash Universe Length 8 min 5 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 will blow your mind! Discover what happened when an astronaut had a medical emergency in space, and learn how computers are becoming wildlife detectives to save endangered animals! Plus, celebrate an adorable new baby elephant at the Columbus Zoo, find out how solar and wind power just made history by beating gas for the first time ever, and explore how your workout routine could literally save your life! We'll also reveal how wildlife watching brings in hundreds of millions of dollars to help protect our national parks. 🚀🐘🌞🦎 Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with Science KidsNewsFlash!


© KidsNewsFlash Universe | 8 min

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