Space Road Trip! 🚀 | Travel with Wobble | Why, Wobble?

Three, two, one, blast off! Wobble's juice is floating, Puff drinks it, and Maple the space captain gives out a badge for every why on the way to the Moon and Mars. Why do we float in space? Why is space so quiet? Why can you jump so high on the Moon? And why is Mars red? 0:00 The rocket blasts off! 0:37 Why do we float? 1:21 Snack time 1:34 Why is space so quiet? 2:34 Landing on the Moon 2:45 Why can you jump so high on the Moon? 3:29 Are we there yet? 3:46 Why is Mars red? 4:26 Four badges: the answers 4:47 Next adventure A 5-minute science adventure for curious kids aged 3–7, with a grown-up to explore alongside. Next time: a trip to the bakery! Science check (for parents): Astronauts float because they are in free fall, moving so fast that they keep falling around the Earth. Gravity is still there. Sound needs something to travel through, like air. Space has almost no air, so astronauts talk by radio. The Moon's pull is about one-sixth of Earth's, so you could jump about six times as high. With no wind or rain there, footprints last a very long time. Mars looks red because iron in its rocks, soil and dust has rusted. Scientists are still studying exactly which mineral it is. A fairly direct trip there takes about seven to ten months. #WhyWobble #KidsScience #ScienceForKids #Space