Science for Kids / Science's Not Boring: The Kids Science Podcast

How was Earth formed?

Have you ever wondered where our home planet came from? Buckle up, space explorers, because we are traveling back four and a half billion years to witness the fiery, expl

How did the first plant grow?

Have you ever imagined what Earth looked like 500 million years ago? Picture this: absolutely zero green! No trees, no grass, no flowers—just endless, bare, jagged rock.

What is a seashell?

Have you ever picked up a beautiful, swirly seashell on the beach and wondered where it came from? It wasn't just a rock shaped by the ocean waves—it was built by a

What is a tear?

Did you know your body makes enough tears every year to fill half a bathtub? It’s true! In this episode, Mira and Finn dive into the wild, slightly slimy, and totally ama

What is an octopus?

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have three beating hearts, bright blue blood, and a brain that spreads into your arms? Meet the octopus, one of the wildes

What is crude oil?

Did you know that the cars we drive, the plastic toys we play with, and even your daily toothbrush are all connected to ancient, dead sea creatures?! Join Mira and Finn a

What is an eye saccade?

Have you ever noticed what your eyes do when you read a book? You might think they slide smoothly across the page like an ice skater, but prepare to have your mind blown!

What is the Amazon Rainforest?

Are you ready for a wild adventure? Pack your bags because we are traveling deep into the Amazon Rainforest in South America! Did you know this massive jungle is so big i

What is a supernova?

Have you ever wondered what happens when a giant star reaches the end of its life? Boom! It explodes in one of the most powerful and spectacular events in the entire univ

Who was Dmitri Mendeleev?

Have you ever wondered what the entire universe is made of? Believe it or not, everything from the farthest exploding stars to the bugs in your backyard is made of just 1

What is a Portuguese man o' war?

Did you know the longest animal in the world is not the blue whale? Get ready to explore the deep sea as we uncover a real-life sea monster that totally breaks the rules

What is a Blood Moon?

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and seen a glowing, dark red moon? It looks like a giant floating campfire ember, but what exactly is a Blood Moon? Join Mira and

What is a jellyfish?

Have you ever wondered what exactly a jellyfish is made of? Get ready for a mind-blowing deep dive into the ocean! In this episode of Science is Not Boring, Mira and Finn

What is a brain?

Have you ever wondered what is going on inside your head? Imagine a massive, buzzing city with over a hundred trillion roads, where cars zip by at 268 miles per hour! Tha

What is hair made of?

Did you know your hair is so incredibly strong that it could hold the weight of two fully-grown African elephants?! That is over twelve tons of elephant! In this mind-blo

What is the fastest animal on Earth?

Are you ready for the ultimate speed race in the animal kingdom? Buckle up and keep your hands inside the vehicle, because things are about to get really, really fast! Wh

What are wasps?

Have you ever wondered why wasps crash your summer picnics? It turns out, these buzzy bugs are actually secret superheroes of the insect world! In this episode, Mira and

What is a black hole?

Have you ever wondered what a black hole actually is? Is it really a giant cosmic vacuum cleaner sucking up planets? Join Mira and Finn as they blast off into the deepest

What is DNA?

Have you ever wondered why your hair is curly, or why your eyes are a certain color? The secret is hidden inside you right now! Join Mira and Finn on Science is Not Borin

What is a bagpipe?

Have you ever wondered how blowing into a simple tube can make loud, beautiful music? Join Mira and Finn as they uncover the wild science behind wind instruments! You&apo