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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 39 episodes
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Every day, 5 minutes of wonder for curious kids ages 4-9. Two hosts share weird-but-true facts perfect for the family dinner table.
Unknown Host hosts Daily Wonder, a kids show with 39 episodes published.
Long ago, people saw a bright new star appear in the sky and shine for months. It was actually a huge star explosion! Today, scientists can still see its glowing leftovers far away in space—like a giant cosmic bubble. Wh
Scientists may have found a moon-like object far beyond our Solar System! But this little world circles a brown dwarf instead of a planet, making everyone wonder: is it really a moon? Discover how one strange space objec
Naked mole-rat colonies have a queen, just like bees and ants. Scientists think she gives off a special smell that helps stop other females from having babies. How can a tiny scent help one queen stay in charge?
A strange rock on Mars looks a bit like a giant turtle shell! It is really a tall, layered mound shaped by wind and sand over a very long time. What secrets about ancient Mars could be hiding in its rocky layers?
What if tiny superworms could help museums clean fragile animal skeletons? These wiggly beetle babies may be faster and gentler than old cleaning methods, and scientists are excited to learn what else they can do.
Tiny cells from a mother can cross into a baby’s brain before birth, and some may stay there for many years. Scientists found these cells can seem to help with different jobs in the brain. It’s a surprising clue that a b
A space rock crashed into a New Jersey home, and scientists found something amazing inside. It may hold tiny ingredients that helped life begin, along with clues that salty water once flowed there. What else could this r
Meet Rex, a giant dinosaur who has watched over Jacksonville for many years. He was almost gone, but people worked together to save him, and now he still stands tall by the beach road, ready to make visitors smile and wo
Have you ever seen lightning that shoots upward into the sky? In this episode, we explore a strange red flash called a sprite that can appear high above a thunderstorm. It may look like magic, but it is a real and amazin
Scientists have found a kind of sugar drifting in space for the very first time. This sugar was discovered in a huge cloud near the center of our galaxy, and it may help us learn how the building blocks of life can form
Scientists found a bone in Thailand that helped them discover a brand-new dinosaur species. This plant-eating dino had an extra-long neck, and it may have looked very different from other dinosaurs you know. What else co
NASA has given a tiny space lab a big upgrade, and it is helping scientists explore a strange kind of matter. Up in space, they can make things unbelievably cold and watch how atoms behave in new ways. What secrets of th
Have you ever wondered why the Moon has a giant ring-shaped mark that’s hard to see from Earth? This huge scar was made by a space rock crashing into the Moon billions of years ago, and its name has a surprising twist th
Why would scientists want to start a fire on the Moon? The Moon has almost no air, so fire does not act the same way there. This curious experiment could help people learn how to build safer things for a future Moon base
Strange shiny spheres washed up on an Australian beach, and people first wondered if they were dangerous. Now, experts think they may be empty pieces from a rocket that fell back to Earth. What are these mystery “space b
Mysterious shiny balls washed up on an Australian beach, and no one knew where they came from at first. They might be from space, and people were told not to touch them. What are they, and how did they get there?
Scientists found a super old fossil that may help explain how spiders got their sharp bites. This tiny clue comes from a time long, long before dinosaurs. It could help us learn how life was changing on Earth a very long
Saturn’s moon Iapetus looks like it was painted with two very different colors—one side dark as charcoal, the other bright as snow. What made this moon so strangely patterned? Scientists are still piecing together the my
Something exciting is happening off the coast of Northumberland—more orca whales are being seen there than usual. Scientists are curious and trying to figure out why these huge sea animals are visiting more often. Could
A big crab was found living inside a plastic bottle in the ocean for two whole months. How did it get in, and how did it survive? This strange mystery shows how plastic trash can surprise and hurt sea animals.
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Daily Wonder is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 39 episodes.
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