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Tiny Teeth Tales, Bug-tastic Billions & Stellar Space Kicks! (7.3.26)

7 min · 3 de jul de 2026
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Today on Science KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores six mind-blowing stories from the cutting edge of discovery! Uncover tiny teeth that reveal our earliest primate ancestor, discover that Earth has THREE TIMES more insect species than scientists thought, and witness a dying star getting kicked around by its own escaping gas! Plus, we're tracking satellites, remapping the Milky Way's spiral arms, and diving into the wild world of synthetic cells. From ancient fossils to the farthest reaches of space, this episode is packed with surprises that'll blow your mind! 🦷🐛🚀🌌 Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with Science KidsNewsFlash!

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