Earth Science
🌊 The Ocean Has Underwater Waterfalls!
In some places, cold salty water sinks below warmer water, creating underwater “waterfalls” that flow just like rivers—deep beneath the sea.
This Week: Feb 02 - Feb 08, 2026
Monday
How Do Airplanes Stay in the Sky? | Lift & Flight Science for Kids ✈️
SCIENCE AROUND USTuesday
Wednesday
Vera Rubin: The Scientist Who Proved Dark Matter Exists 🔹 The astronomer who showed that invisible “dark matter” holds galaxies together!
Famous Scientists and Role ModelsThursday
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Fun Science Facts-Week 1 (FEB 2026)
Technology
🕹️ Video Games Help Train the Brain!
Many games improve reaction time, problem-solving, and memory. Scientists even use games to study how the brain learns and focuses.
Astronomy
🌟 Some Stars Are Born in Giant Space Clouds!
Stars form inside huge clouds of gas and dust called nebulae. Gravity pulls the material together until a brand-new star begins to shine.
Animal Science
🐧 Penguins Don’t Feel Cold Like We Do! ❄️
Penguins have thick layers of fat and tightly packed feathers. These trap warm air close to their bodies, keeping them cozy in freezing weather.
Space Science
🌍 Earth Spins Faster in January—Really!
Earth’s orbit is slightly oval, not a perfect circle. In early January, our planet moves a bit faster as it travels closer to the Sun—without us feeling a thing!
Biology
🧠 Your Brain Uses More Energy Than a Light Bulb!
Even when you’re resting, your brain stays busy. It uses about 20% of your body’s energy to think, remember, and control everything you do.
Biology
🦉 Owls can rotate their heads up to 270°! 🔄
Owls have extra neck bones and special blood vessels that keep blood flowing to the brain. This lets them look almost all the way around without getting dizzy!
Physics
🎶 Sound travels faster in water than in air! 🌊
In water, sound waves move about 4 times faster than in air. That’s why whales and dolphins can communicate over huge ocean distances!
Kids Weekly Quiz on: Oceans and Marine Life
Question 1/20
Which is the largest ocean on Earth?
Question 2/20
The deepest part of the ocean is called?
Question 3/20
Which marine organisms are primary producers?
Question 4/20
What percentage of Earth’s surface is covered by oceans?
Question 5/20
Which ocean zone receives the most sunlight?
Question 6/20
Coral reefs are mainly built by?
Question 7/20
Which marine mammal uses echolocation?
Question 8/20
The process by which oceans absorb carbon dioxide is called?
Question 9/20
Which ocean current helps regulate global climate?
Question 10/20
What is the main cause of ocean tides?
Question 11/20
Which marine organism has no backbone?
Question 12/20
What do we call animals that live on the ocean floor?
Question 13/20
Which gas is most abundant in seawater?
Question 14/20
The Great Barrier Reef is located near?
Question 15/20
Which layer of the ocean is completely dark?
Question 16/20
Overfishing mainly leads to?
Question 17/20
Which marine ecosystem protects coastlines from erosion?
Question 18/20
What adaptation helps whales survive cold oceans?
Question 19/20
Which phenomenon causes nutrient-rich water to rise to the surface?
Question 20/20
Which marine animal is a keystone species in kelp forests?
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