Why Does Ice Stick To Your Hand?

Why Do We Feel Left Out?

In this episode of Atomic Adventures, Jess and Coulomb explore why being left out can hurt so much, what’s happening inside our brains when we feel excluded, and why humans are wired to want connection and belonging. From playground moments to prehistoric survival, this episode helps kids understand one of the biggest feelings humans experience.

Why do we need friends?

In this episode of Atomic Adventures, Jess and Coulomb explore the science of friendship — why humans need connection, how friends help our brains and bodies, and what happens when we feel lonely. From prehistoric tribes to playground buddies, this episode uncovers why friendship is one of the most important parts of being human.

Why do we get bored?

In this episode of Atomic Adventures, Jess and Coulomb explore what boredom actually is, why our brains experience it, and how boredom can sometimes lead to creativity, imagination, and new ideas. From cave kids with no iPads to modern brains craving stimulation, this episode turns a feeling every kid knows into a fun science adventure.

Earthquake!

“Wait—how can the Earth move?!”  In this episode of Atomic Adventures, Jess and Coulomb dive deep (literally!) into the science of earthquakes — what causes them, how scientists measure them, and what to do when one strikes.

Why Does Ice Stick To Your Hand?

On this episode of Atomic Adventures, we dive into the mystery of why ice feels so sticky when you touch it. Kids will discover how the warmth from their skin melts the surface of the ice, which then refreezes and acts like nature’s glue. We even guide them through a fun experiment so they can test the science for themselves. It’s a frosty, hands-on adventure packed with cool discoveries!