The Kid Should See This Asteroids are rocky, airless objects that orbit the Sun like planets, but they’re irregularly-shaped and much smaller than planets. How much smaller? It depends on the asteroid. In this dramatic Asteroids Size Comparison video by […]
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The Kid Should See This Beeswax wrap is a reusable, compostable alternative to single-use plastic wraps. It can be bought from a variety of companies like Beeswrap and Lilybee Wrap, or it can be made at home. This Klaire de […]
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The Kid Should See This Imagine a world where a band of tiny musicians follow you and play a soundtrack for your life – communicating your emotions, fears and hopes. In this world lives elderly Vernon; a lonely man whose […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This “They asked Katherine Johnson for the moon, and she gave it to them. Wielding little more than a pencil, a slide rule and one of the finest mathematical minds in the country…” These are the […]
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The Kid Should See This Balls, pendulums, apples and magnets all played their part in the story of modern physics, but then things got weird. And when Albert Einstein combined time and space, things got even weirder – step forward […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This See the tiny disc (disk) florets at the center of a sunflower head open in waves. This sunflower time-lapse video by Neil Bromhall captures each burst of blooms. There are around 70 species in the […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This Someone has tripped the magical alarms in the Element Temple. When you and the other monks arrive on the scene, you know you have a disaster on your hands. Four young apprentices broke into the […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This Popular kitchen hack videos rack up millions and billions of views on YouTube and Facebook. They’re surprising! They’re fun to watch! And they look pretty easy to do. But beware: Not all of these ideas, […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This How do you multiply numbers? Try doubling and halving. Forget fractions and any rows with even numbers on the left. Add up the right column and you’ve got Russian Multiplication, an older math method described […]
Read more →The Kid Should See This A giant lump of soft dough drops onto the workspace of 달인꽈배기, a small bakery located in Seoul’s Yeongcheon Market in South Korea. Rhythmic slices cut the dough into equal pieces. Rolling and a quick […]
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