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BrainBuzz

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7255468

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Original Title:

BrainBuzz

isAdult:

No

Start Year:

2018

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Runtime Minutes:

30

Genres:

• Family

Episodes

• S1E1: Why is metal so strong?
• S1E2: What is a laser?
• S1E3: What do lizards, snakes, and alligators have in common?
• S1E4: Why do we get dizzy when we spin around?
• S1E5: Why are rocks so hard?
• S1E6: Where does wind come from?
• S1E7: How do rock climbers climb so fast?
• S1E8: Will robots ever think for themselves?
• S1E9: Are spiders' insects?
• S1E10: How does a hovercraft work?
• S1E11: How does electricity work?
• S1E12: Why do we wear seatbelts?
• S1E13: How do airplanes stay in the air?
• S1E14: How do marine mammals stay warm?
• S1E15: How do my glasses work?
• S1E16: Can you defy gravity?
• S1E17: How is a racing car different from a normal car?
• S1E18: How does fire burn?
• S1E19: What's the difference between venomous and poisonous?
• S1E20: What is DNA?
• S1E21: What is the most important thing ever invented?
• S1E22: What's air made out of?
• S1E23: How do trees grow?
• S1E24: Do animals have the same senses as humans
• S1E25: Why is our brain so important?
• S1E26: Why do onions make your eyes water?
• S1E27: Can you actually start a fire by rubbing two sticks together?
• S1E28: Where does water come from?
• S1E29: Why do magnets stick to the refrigerator?
• S1E30: How do really long bridges stay up?
• S1E31: What is a marsupial?
• S1E32: Where does our food come from?
• S1E33: Why do we warm up before we play sport?
• S1E34: Why does popcorn pop?
• S1E35: How do boats float?
• S1E36: Could a dinosaur live today?
• S1E37: Why do animals become endangered?
• S1E38: How do skyscrapers stay up?
• S1E39: How od you make a movie set in space?
• S1E40: How are rainbows formed?
• S1E41: How do the gears on my bike work?
• S1E42: Where does snot come from?
• S1E43: Why do we need mining?
• S1E44: What is an omnivore?
• S1E45: What are colours?
• S1E46: How does my TV work?
• S1E47: How do I become a professional athlete?
• S1E48: Why do we get sunburnt?
• S1E49: How do they animate cartoons?
• S1E50: What makes a good home for a sea creature?
• S1E51: What did people do before GPS?
• S1E52: How do you make a city?
• S1E53: What can we use chemistry for?
• S1E54: What does a scientist do?
• S1E55: How do you make clothes?
• S1E56: Why do dogs eat grass?
• S1E57: What is climate change
• S1E58: Why does water freeze when it gets cold?
• S1E59: How do you become an extreme sport champ?
• S1E60: What is a machine?
• S1E61: Why do we see lightning before we hear thunder?
• S1E62: What happens inside a butterfly's cocoon?
• S1E63: Where does our rubbish end up?
• S1E64: Who makes things we need?
• S1E65: How do you make music?
• S2E1: How do basketballers dribble without looking?
• S2E2: What did we do before emails?
• S2E3: Why are rivers so important?
• S2E4: Is there science at the circus?
• S2E5: Why are dogs our best friends?
• S2E6: How big is the solar system?
• S2E7: Why is measuring things so important?
• S2E8: How was the medicine we use today invented?
• S2E9: How were numbers invented?
• S2E10: What is renewable energy?
• S2E11: How does a cyclone form?
• S2E12: Who rescues you if you get lost in the busy?
• S2E13: Can I find science walking down the street?
• S2E14: Where do you go for a medical emergency?
• S2E15: Do scientists just work in labs?
• S2E16: How does a cricketer make the ball swing?
• S2E17: How do you identify different types of rocks?
• S2E18: How do air force places refuel while flying?
• S2E19: How do runners make sure they get a good start?
• S2E20: What is an engineer?
• S2E21: How does our brain tell our body to do things?
• S2E22: What is an invasive species?
• S2E23: What tools does a carpenter use?
• S2E24: Tech Science
• S2E25: Why do we look different?
• S2E26: What is origami?
• S2E27: Who invented the wheel?
• S2E28: Why do we we recycyle?
• S2E29: How does a drone work?
• S2E30: Where did MP3 players come from?
• S2E31: Why do some animals only come out in the dark?
• S2E32: How do skateboarders do tricks?
• S2E33: Where did video games come from?
• S2E34: Why do baloons float?
• S2E35: What is a virus?
• S2E36: What is colder than ice?
• S2E37: How do inventors come up with their ideas?
• S2E38: What's the fastest thing in the world?
• S2E39: How do stilt walkers stay up?
• S2E40: What is the oldest thing in the world?
• S2E41: What do birds do at night?
• S2E42: What makes things bounce?
• S2E43: How did we get to the top of the food chain?
• S2E44: Why do snakes live in trees?
• S2E45: Can virtual reality help athletes?
• S2E46: Can you grow a garden in water?
• S2E47: What is a g-force?
• S2E48: Why do spiders have eight legs?
• S2E49: How do you break dance?
• S2E50: What's the smallest thing in the universe?
• S2E51: How do acrobats balance above the ground?
• S2E52: How do clothes get their colour?
• S2E53: Are spies real or are they just in movies?
• S2E54: How do gliders fly?
• S2E55: How can we use fire?
• S2E56: Have cats always been pets?
• S2E57: What sort of technology can we wear?
• S2E58: Why do you put chlorine in a swimming pool?
• S2E59: Are bats important?
• S2E60: Why do wake up in morning?
• S2E61: What would life be like without time?
• S2E62: What is deja vu?
• S2E63: How did humans discover fire?
• S2E64: How do you make a TV show?
• S2E65: How do you train a sheep dog?
• S2E66: Why arent we all the same height?
• S2E67: Is there science in art?
• S3E1: Break a world record
• S3E2: Walk on water
• S3E3: Make a Masterpiece
• S3E4: Make Something Float in Mid Air
• S3E5: Make something invisible
• S3E6: Make a giant lollipop
• S3E7: Melt metal in your hands
• S3E8: Walk a tightrope
• S3E9: Throw something so high it doesn't come back down
• S3E10: Recreate a natural disaster
• S3E11: Explode 100 things in 30 minutes
• S3E12: Make a diamond
• S3E13: Make a giant indoor cloud
• S3E14: Build a volcano
• S3E15: Find buried treasure
• S3E16: Build a raft
• S3E17: Turn Juice Into Noodles
• S3E18: Walk on eggs
• S3E19: Make a robot
• S3E20: Make a coloured shadow
• S3E21: Invent a new sport
• S3E22: Break the sound barrier
• S3E23: Swap your hands for feet
• S3E24: How to clone yourself
• S3E25: Recreate the solar system
• S3E26: Make slime that changes colour
• S3E27: Trick your senses
• S3E28: Make lightening
• S3E29: Make a video game
• S3E30: Fly without wings
• S3E31: Make something that grows
• S3E32: Make magic
• S3E33: Make a catapult
• S3E34: Learn a new language
• S3E35: Fly a rocket around the globe
• S3E36: Walk on quicksand
• S3E37: Build a solar car
• S3E38: Change the colour of a flower
• S3E39: Make the perfect meal
• S3E40: Cuddle a dangerous animal
• S3E41: Make a new invention
• S3E42: Make a giant bouncy ball
• S3E43: Make a musical instrument out of a vegetable
• S3E44: Pass a lie detector test
• S3E45: Make icecream that never melts
• S3E46: Make a giant bubble
• S3E47: Try to scare yourself
• S3E48: Make an indoor movie
• S3E49: Walk down the side of a building
• S3E50: Make something glow in the dark
• S3E51: Make an indestrucible building
• S3E52: Make an indoor rainbow
• S3E53: Lift yourself with nothing but air
• S3E54: Make a radio
• S3E55: Reverse polution
• S3E56: Make a remote control car
• S3E57: Build a hovercraft
• S3E58: Become an astronaut
• S3E59: See in the dark
• S3E60: Solve a crime
• S3E61: Make a bionic limb
• S3E62: See muic
• S3E63: Build a freeze ray
• S3E64: Build a rollercoaster
• S3E65: Make a new world

• Leo Flynn
• Bruce Wuth

• Mateuse Pingol
• Dominic Morris
• Michael Balk

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