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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that will blow your mind! Discover how a tiny telescope in freezing Antarctica is hunting alien planets, watch beavers invade the Arctic and completely reshape the wilderness, and find out why volcanoes shoot lightning bolts during eruptions! Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories that will blow your mind! Discover how a tiny telescope in freezing Antarctica is hunting alien planets, watch beavers invade the Arctic and completely reshape the wilderness, and find out why volcanoes shoot lightning bolts during eruptions! Plus, scientists have created a super-material that destroys dangerous bacteria while keeping human cells safe, and you'll learn why city lights might be making your allergies way worse. đđĻĢâĄđ§Ŧ 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 will blow your mind! Discover how a tiny telescope in freezing Antarctica is hunting alien planets, watch beavers invade the Arctic and completely reshape the wilderness, and find out why volcanoes shoot lightning bolts during eruptions! Plus, scientists have created a super-material that destroys dangerous bacteria while keeping human cells safe, and you'll learn why city lights might be making your allergies way worse. đđĻĢâĄđ§Ŧ Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with Science KidsNewsFlash!
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