One of the first things you often notice about the night sky when it’s clear is our beautiful Moon.

We live on Planet Earth that is the third planet from the Sun in our solar system.

Do you know each rock has a story to tell? Rocks are formed in different ways.

A solar eclipse happens when the Moon gets between the Sun and the Earth and block the Sun completely out.

Have you ever wondered how people launch a rocket up in the air?

Earth is covered with living things. living things can find ways to survive in even the most extreme places on Earth.

Do you know what is tide? Our oceans have tides which means the water moves up and down the shore every day.

Do you know the property of magnets? Do you know how to make magnets work? Let's watch the experiment in this episode.

Do you know our sun is a star? Why do the sun and stars look so different?

Let's learn the map of the solar system.

Have you wonder why does some things look lighter or brighter than others?

Sun is actually an enormous engine that provides power to living things on Earth.

Earth is a perfect home for plants. Plants have helped make the Earth air breathable .

Earth's night sky is full of amazing things. The Moon is usually the brightest thing in the night sky.

Our earth is habitable and a place where we can live.

Water can exist in all three of these states: Liquid, Solid & Gas.

Do you know what is gravity?

Machines are tools that make it easier for us to do work. But how did people ever figure out how to build them?

The Earth, the Sun, and all the other planets in our solar system are formed out of a giant cloud of gas and dust.

Do you know the structure of the earth? Why Do Earthquakes Happen?

Do you know any ways to reduce the trash? Reduce, Reuse and Recycle?

Science facts are different from science fiction. Facts are real and supported by evidence.