Elikanah from Kenya wonders why elephants can’t fly. In this episode, he finds out what is needed to be able to fly.

Idil from Istanbul discovers that the beauty of the mosque is directly related to mathematics.

When Monk Thi Yain Da meditates, he often gets distracted by noise.

Zoe is an acrobat who loves the aerial silks.

San Dar wants to know where the water comes from and which fun water games she can play with her friends.

Senna experiments with levers. She builds a secret drawer that can only be opened with a lever.

Kadir from Turkey built his very own robot.

Britt does several experiments To find out how it's possible to take off on a surface that's so slippery.

Why don't the huge domes on top of temples collapse?

Stan loves kitesurfing. The stronger the wind, the better!

Olivier discovers that illusions can trick our senses and make us experience reality in a completely different way.　

Dutch Iwan is fascinated by lightning and does all kinds of experiments with static electricity.

Petra from Sweden loves berries but wonders why some of them are so sour. To find out, she travels to the woods at night

Eleven-year-old Jacob from Sweden wonders why ships don’t sink but a stone does.

To find out why summers In Sweden are so bright, 12-year-old Amanda creates her own sun clock.

Sjanne lives in the Netherlands and loves to dance.In this episode, Sjanne learns everything about mirrors.

Dylan from French Guyana lives in a house with a rusting roof, but doesn't understand the reason.

Tristan from Amsterdam is great at doing tricks on his bike. What makes him such a pro?

Isabel lives on a barge and owns a compass. But how does it work? In this episode, Isabel learns everything about magnet

Raynnan lives close to the European Space Centre in French Guiana. In this episode, he gets to build his own rocket.

When walking through the tulip fields, Dutch Maureen spots drops of water on the tulip leaves. Do you know why?