儿童英语资讯

主播：David_in_Shanghai 播放：1.6万次最近更新: 2022-10-24

Each day I will present one new. Welcome to listen!

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1Monster 2,554-pound pumpkin breaks U.S. record
2Lego-like way to snap molecules together wins Nobel Prize in chemistry
3By boat and jet ski, volunteers assist in Hurricane Ian rescue efforts
4The science of ghosts
5Why is my ice cream cone so expensive? An inflation explainer
6“Pumpkin spice among food words added to Merriam-Webster dictionary
7DART shooting: NASA redirects asteroid by smashing a spacecraft into it
8NASA is sending a tiny robot helicopter to Mars
9Sea sponges spew slow-motion snot rockets to clear out their pores
10Building a sturdy house of cards
11In Cancun, this man is turning seaweed trash into natural-building treasures
12Millions in Caribbean left without power and water in wake of Hurricane Fiona
13Surfing dogs take the waves in world championship
14Science and sisterhood: Creating a network to tackle ocean plastic problem
15Hands-on "training" to be an astronaut at Kennedy Space Center
16Teen arm wrestlers face risk of an unusual elbow break
17Engineers put a dead spider to work — as a robot
18A strong solar storm could cause big technological problems for Earth
19Intelligence test shows bees can learn to solve tasks from other bees
20Your dog's personality may have little to do with its breed
21Why do wombats have cube-shaped poop?
22To see twinkling stars, flee the bright city lights
23Perseids are the year's best meteor shower
24These squirrels aren't dead, they're “splooting”
25New supercomputer sets world record for speed
26China lands spacecraft on the dark side of the moon in world first
27Ever wondered why Pluto is no longer a planet?
28Masks and gloves are saving lives — and causing pollution
29Space is getting crowded with pieces of old, broken rockets
30How Earth's oldest rock made it to the moon and back
31Earth’s rock collection hints at how to search for life elsewhere
32Catnip’s insect-repelling powers grow as cats chew
33Is this art? Artist asks $6,000 for McDonald’s burger ingredient
34Weather forecasting: What is a heat wave?
35Ordinary paper turns into flexible human-powered keypad
36The first plants ever grown in moon dirt have sprouted
37Scientists create diamonds in minutes, first time in lab without added heat
38This student won a national contest on climate change — for a project on grass
39Caution light is still on for Tesla's Autopilot technology
40This robotic finger is covered in living human skin
41Microplastic pollution discovered in snow near top of Mount Everest
42NASA's new Webb telescope shows star death, dancing galaxies
43The food chain: One animal's food is another animal's worst nightmare
44Monstrous mammals would break the body rules
45Zebras, giraffes … and a cycling race through the Maasai Mara in Kenya
46Do we treat our soil like dirt? The effects of soil erosion
47Delivery without drivers: Domino's, Ford team up for test
48Types of renewable energy
49Student Opinion: Should people be rewarded for recycling?
50Reusable plastic bottles release hundreds of pollutants into water
51Scientists harness the sun to help sharks
52Great white shark battle in California: Are they endangered or abundant?
53Expert on shark behavior says they should be protected and not feared
54Scientists discover great white shark "queen of the ocean"
55Janitor corrals curious cougar in empty California classroom
56Virginia teen creates surfboard out of litter
57Teen-designed tech could expand access for people with disabilities
58Prehistoric shark was much larger than a great white shark
59The Pacific Ring of Fire, home to 452 volcanoes
60Why some flowers greet us each spring
61Meet the volunteers who help maintain the 2,200-mile-long Appalachian Trail
62Where does the Amazon River begin?
63“Martians” walk the Utah desert, paving way for life on red planet
64Big Questions: Why is Earth rotating?
65Bubbles could help remove trash from rivers
66In an emergency, you may want to see Dr. Dog
67Teen creates award-winning COVID-19 protective kit for teachers
68Infected caterpillars become zombies that climb to their deaths
69Student Opinion: Zoos should be banned
70We finally have an image of the black hole at the heart of our galaxy
71Fish make sounds that could help scientists protect them
72One-fifth of reptiles worldwide face risk of extinction, study finds
73Looking for mushrooms
74Students build robots to clean ocean trash
75Bracing for her future: Baby giraffe is fitted with leg brace
76Solar eclipse offers millions a chance at citizen science
77How to ask for help
78World's tallest dog is 7 feet on hind legs; he likes to sit on laps
79R2-D-Chew: Robot chef imitates human eating process to create tastier food
80Ancient temple dedicated to Zeus-Kasios unearthed in Egypt
81Massachusetts family mistakes a coyote for a lost pup
82Mercury’s surface may be studded with diamonds
83The Great Pacific Garbage Patch hosts life in the open ocean
84How energy transfers and transforms
85Harpreet Chandi makes history with solo trek to the South Pole
86Decoding the math secrets of plants’ stunning leaf patterns
87First gapless human genome finally sequenced
88Why are these 400 trees in a Polish forest crooked?
89Do animals have a sweet tooth? Of cats, dogs and fruit flies
90Meet one of the earliest meat-eating mammals
91Tiny manuscript by a 13-year-old Charlotte Bronte to return home
92Archaeologists unearth stone board game in Middle East country of Oman
93What would it feel like to touch a cloud?
94Engineers borrow a tree’s cellulose to toughen new materials
95Study: U.S. has world's highest tornado risk, here's why
96Scientists figure out how vampire bats got a taste for blood
97New James Webb Space Telescope photo showcases single star in mission milestone
98The Green Banana: Mystery of the sea
99Learn these amazing red panda facts
100The end of the dinosaurs appears to have come in springtime
101Polar exploration ship Endurance,sank in 1915, discovered beneath Antarctic ice
102Earth Day: Kid heroes for the planet
103Starlink: SpaceX's satellite internet system
104Forget Wordle! Can you crack the Dickens Code? A California tech worker just did
105Puberty and parent problems: How “Turning Red” tackles with a cultural spin
106Bird flu outbreak cause rising egg prices ahead of Easter and Passover
107NYC students learn about renewable energy with school solar panel installations
108Studying the immune system of sharks could lead to powerful human medicines
109Fake poop helps evicted owls settle into new neighborhood
110Releasing balloons at celebrations is harming some marine creatures
111U.S. astronaut and Russian crewmates return to Earth from space station
112Teen repairs computers to reduce e-waste and give back to his community
113Scientists discover 10-armed vampire squid relative
114Study says Lake Michigan has a drug problem
115What is the metaverse?
116Six-figure Teslas can now play six different fart sounds on command
117NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity to keep flying through September (at least)
118How will COVID-19 end? Experts look to past epidemics for clues
119Orphaned black bears get placed with new foster mama bears in Virginia
120Meet Methuselah, the oldest living aquarium fish
121Scientists study huge patch of trash in the ocean
122Emilio Delgado, who played Luis on “Sesame Street” for 45 years, dies at 81
123Here’s how some sea-loving trees ended up far from the coast
124Do animals have friends?
125Coyote sightings often cause chatter, but they have long been nearby
126Spring equinox: When day and night are almost perfectly balanced
127This photographer goes to the ends of the Earth to capture rarely viewed animals
128Hungry badger accidentally unearths hundreds of ancient Roman coins in Spain
129Exploring the world's grossest caves
130Celebrate math with pi (and maybe some pie)
131Explainer: U.N. climate report key to action
132Why do wisdom teeth come in so late?
133Making video games accessible to those with disabilities
134Smithsonian to show 120 orange statues of female scientists
135Lots of luck: 11-year-old girl collects more than 500 four-leaf-clovers
136Did the “father of climate science” steal his discovery from Newton Foote?
137Is it safe to eat snow?
138Taking an "awe walk" can be, well, awesome
139Florida teacher got her sister to ship her a snowman
140Late touchdown lifts Los Angeles Rams over Cincinnati Bengals, 23-20
141Study sheds light on hippo communication — from wheeze honks to spraying poop
142Thousands of starlings form "bent spoon" swarm over Israel
143Olympic ski racers use chemistry to enhance their performance
144A message in a bottle helped Maryland boy cope with his grief
145Australian students send bacteria into space to make yogurt
1462021 was one of Earth's hottest years, but how do scientists know?
147Construction in Rome reveals well-preserved, 2,000-year-old dog statue
148Ida B. Wells, journalist and activist, honored with new Barbie doll
149First all-Black team of climbers heading to Mount Everest
150Why the online game Wordle went viral, according to psychology
151Israeli scientists teach goldfish to operate vehicle
152To excel at basketball, it’s mind over matter
153Opinion: For young figure skaters, it's hard work and smiles
154Schools in Massachusetts use dogs to sniff out COVID-19
155How do I know if I have a cold, the flu or COVID-19?
156Huge Tonga underwater volcano erupts
157The making of a snowflake
158Newfound millipede breaks world record for the most legs
159Wampanoag, who helped Pilgrims survive, win rights to tribal lands
160Virginia students use 3D printing to create model community for people
161This glitter gets its color from plants, not a synthetic plastic
162For Berlin Zoo animals, the tastiest Christmas leftovers are the trees
163How old is Zimbabwe’s famed “Big Tree”?
164Exploding meteor “booms” over Pennsylvania on New Year's Day
165Hiding in plain sight: Giant pandas' fur can baffle forest predators
166Meet the 11-year-old on a mission to clean up the Seine river in Paris
167Baleen whales eat — and poop — a lot more than we thought
168NASA wants to smash a spacecraft into an asteroid, but don't worry
169The science and art of sustainable mushroom-based building materials
170What can I do as a teenager to stop climate change?
171James Webb Space Telescope will show us the universe like never before
172Want to improve your reading skills? You might just need more space
173Merriam-Webster chooses "vaccine" as the 2021 word of the year
174Comet Leonard will light up the sky this month — here's how to see it
175The science of cooking offers lessons bursting with flavor
176In Argentina, giant rodents vie with the rich for top real estate
177Here’s why ducklings swim in a row behind mom
178Shake up your knowledge on temblors with the online Earthquake Hazards Program
179Egypt team identifies fossil of land-roaming whale species
180NOAA broke technology barrier sending ‘saildrone’ into massive hurricane
181Amazon rainforest is officially creating more greenhouse gases
182Augmented reality project brings Olympics birthplace to life
183Weird “dog bone” asteroid could be a pile of cosmic rubble
184First-grader's letter asking Old Navy for girls' jeans
185Take a look at this weird, bendy type of ice
186Hope after wildfire: Tiny sequoias could grow into giants
187Evidence of Hanukkah's Maccabee rebellion unearthed in Israel
188The world wastes roughly one-sixth of the food produced each year
189Tennessee site yields oldest known American tattoo tools
190One of America’s last Indigenous birchbark canoe builders launches hunting boat
191The science behind the shrink-wrap around your turkey
192Potty-trained cows could help to reduce pollution
193California's disappearing salmon in the face of climate change
194Florida middle schooler's music therapy invention wins
195New glue offers to turn any small walking robot into Spider-Man
196Faith groups increasingly join fight against climate change
197From Our Readers
198129-year journey nears end as France returns Benin treasures
199New Jersey bookstore owner hopes history is part of his next chapter
200Israeli scuba diver discovers ancient Crusader sword
201Plant biologist turns to TikTok to show kids science in action
202In Kenya, a former accountant now protects sea turtles
203How does an electric eel get veterinary care at the zoo? Very carefully
204How does an electric eel get veterinary care at the zoo? Very carefully
205Climate change is turning the cradle of civilization into a grave
206Baby pterosaurs may have been able to fly right after hatching
207A Tompkins Square dog parade veteran offers pointers
208Starting schools later leads to less tardiness, fewer “zombies”
209Good news: You don't need to rake your leaves; experts explain why
210Meteorite crashes through roof in Canada, just missing a sleeping woman
211Here’s how giant pumpkins get so big
212Finding ways to share suburbs with beavers, "nature's engineers"
213Kansas student's state fair triggers a federal spotted lanternfly investigation
214Colombian teen draws, donates bird guide to raise awareness
215Tiny swimming robots may help clean up a microplastics mess
216Bees use natural GPS to return home at night
217Ursus gluttonous maximus: 480 Otis wins Alaska’s Fat Bear Week contest
218Climate activist Nakate seeks immediate action in Glasgow
219126,000 gallons of oil spilled along Calif. coast in ”ecological disaster”
220Maryland Zoo is 1 of 70 facilities vaccinating wild animals against COVID-19
221A power list of the Latinx scientists who are changing the world: Part 1
222This teenager is developing a video game that assesses your mental health
223A power list of the Latinx scientists who are changing the world: Part 2
224Why is the color blue so rare in nature?
225Tiny animals survive 24,000 years in suspended animation
226Animals “shapeshifting” in response to climate crisis, research finds
227Squirrels use parkour tricks to leap from branch to branch
228Perseverance rover seals up first Mars sample for future return to Earth
229Researchers complete first-ever detailed map of global coral
230Here's why you need to wash your hands for 20 seconds, according to physics
231This could be the northernmost island discovered
232Got back-to-school COVID-19 questions? We’ve got answers
233Why the autumnal equinox doesn't fall on the same day every year
234The pandemic saw a boom in new Black-owned businesses
235Chobani plastic yogurt cups for new paper cup with “thin plastic lining”
236“Eye of Sauron” volcano, deep-sea structures found in underwater “Mordor”
237Spiders can take down and feast on surprisingly big snakes
238Helping kids with questions about 9/11
239What is the role of in-person classes in COVID-19’s spread?
240Soft robot hand, first fully 3D-printed in single step, plays “Super Mario”
241Even as COVID-19 cases rise, U.S. Open and other events welcome fans
242Aftermath of Ida: Millions without power along storm's devastating path
243Dinosaur families appear to have lived in the Arctic year-round
244Supermassive black holes can be surprisingly delicate eaters, astronomers find
245Fish with human-like teeth caught in North Carolina
246Urban heat islands and how to cool them
247Some beetles walk along the underside of the water’s surface
248New United Nations climate report finds no time for denial or delay
249Why Haiti is prone to devastating earthquakes
250Artist is one of the faces of the youth climate movement
251“Zombie” wildfires can reemerge after wintering underground
252Project to map entire ocean floor by 2030 passes 20 percent mark
253“Smart” pasta morphs into fun shapes as it cooks
254Scientists map mysterious interior of Mars for first time ever
255How trees helped ancient Maya city beat the heat
25614-year-old becomes youngest to swim length of Lake Tahoe
257"Doctors" use scientific tools to mend museum's artworks
258New technologies might help keep drought-prone farms green
259Zaila Avant-garde won the national spelling bee
260Local glacier could be gone in a decade, young scientist finds
261At an extraordinary Olympics, acts of kindness abound
262A bubble of air lets some lizards breathe underwater
263Skateboarder Sky Brown becomes youngest British summer Olympian
264Hend Zaza: Twelve-year-old Syrian makes history as youngest athlete
265Who is Sunisa Lee? All you need to know about U.S. gymnastics team’s go-getter
266For 60 years, Indigenous Alaskans have hosted their own Olympics
267Blue Origin makes record-breaking commercial spaceflight with Bezos aboard
268How Chinese astronauts stay healthy in space
269Possible new type of glacier just discovered on Mars
270Sanxingdui discoveries shed light on ancient China
271Raindrops on alien worlds will obey Earth-like rules, scientists say
272Kids Write About the Pandemic
273Floods in Germany claim 81 victims, more than 1,000 missing
274Kids Write About the Pandemic
275“Swallowed by the whale”
276Panda's rise shows biodiversity improving
277A Kid's Best Friend
278Gruesome "blood worms" invaded a dinosaur's leg bone, fossil suggests
279Return of the Cicadas
280Kids Write About the Pandemic
281Sharks use Earth's magnetic field as a GPS, scientists say
282Kids Write About the Pandemic
283Let's Play
284Science and Indigenous history team up to help spirit bears
285Nine middle-grade tales of kids solving mysteries
286Tennis star Naomi Osaka deserves compassion for her mental illness
287Asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs probably helped produce modern rain forests
288Explainer: The story of Juneteenth, the new federal holiday
289"Steven Universe" changed TV forever
290"True Friends": Welcome to our summer club with books about buddies
291America's new normal: A degree hotter than two decades ago
292Students of Pacific Island Club use poetry to address climate justice
293A sea slug’s head can crawl around and grow a whole new body
294Eyes painted on cows' butts keep predators away
295In race to spread kindness, this kid is a champ
296"Our love is radical": Why trans activists lead the way in protest movements
297Here’s why people picked certain stars as constellations
298Flu cases at an all-time low during 2020-2021 season
299"The Very Hungry Caterpillar" author Eric Carle dies at 91
300Crows are so clever: They can play, socialize and clean up
301Young activists raise money to save rain forests
302Opinion: It's hard not to despair in Israel, with our sirens and safe rooms
303100,000-year-old Neanderthal footprints show children playing in the sand
304Clemson's D.J. Uiagalelei continuing proud tradition of Polynesian quarterbacks
305Jaguar release is a step to saving the species in Argentina
306New "ionic wind" can dry foods while preserving nutrients
307NASA spacecraft begins two-year trip home with asteroid rubble
308Giant wood moth: "Very heavy" insect rarely seen by humans spotted
309"Dearborn Girl" podcasters "reclaim the mic" for community
310Maryland man's pandemic project: Fixing up bicycles and giving them away
311Scientists may have finally found how catnip repels insects
312How a Korean American farmer is sharing her heritage through rare seeds
313In Israel, mayo provides relief for endangered turtles, victims of an oil spill
314How some colorful corals beat bleaching
315Biggest space station crowd in decade after SpaceX arrival
316Student Essay: Ramadan, a month of reflection
317The origins of the fortune cookie in the USA
318Dogs sniff out rare species for researchers
319Crested rats can kill with their poisonous fur
320Meet the robot dog that's training to explore caves on Mars
321Scientist and farmers team up to help Mexico’s biggest bears
322Washington's new Frederick Douglass bridge will be more about humans than cars
323A 3,000-year-old "lost golden city" has been unearthed in Egypt
324What you can do to improve soils
325Could a toothpaste help treat peanut allergy?
326How a vet hospital on wheels rescued Australian wildlife during floods
327Seaweed: an unusual snack for cows, a powerful fix for climate
328Human noise drains bats using echolocation
329Girls on the Run has been helping kids find paths to success for 25 years
330Undersea earthquakes reveal sound warming info
331Nocturnal sloths adapt to be active during the day
332U.S. rivers are changing from blue to yellow and green, satellite images show
333Boredom may pose a public health threat in the social distancing era
334Ahoy! Daring cats have sailed the seas for centuries
335Ancient shell horn can still play a tune after 18,000 years
336A man's car is filled with 15,000 bees
337Butterflies use jet propulsion for quick getaways
338Mars helicopter Ingenuity carries piece of Wright Brothers' famous plane
339How a ship got stuck in the Suez Canal, and then freed
340Biography: Champion fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad
341Perseverance Martian landing point named after Octavia E. Butler
342Mexican and Guatemalan Indigenous leaders take on vaccine inequity in U.S
343Teen makes bow ties for shelter dogs to help them look spiffy, get adopted
344Ruby Nell Bridges, activist
345The moss that lives under a rock
346Barn owl babies can be helpful hatch mates
347Meet "Pi Earth" — a new planet discovered 185 light-years away
348There's a rare yellow penguin on South Georgia island
349Play helps dogs be our best friends
350Humans have stronger hair than you'd think
351Rock collector finds rare gemstone that looks like Cookie Monster
352Eleven-year-old is youngest ever "BattleBots" team captain
353Secret code in the Mars rover's parachute is cracked
354How do different animals sleep?
355Kids National Spelling Bee to return in mostly virtual format amid coronavirus
356Ice volcanoes: Strange eruptions of beauty around the Great Lakes
357High schooler invents tool to detect wound infection
358Why do wombats have cube-shaped poop?
359The origins of famous foods
360Girl Scouts go digital with cookie sales amid pandemic
361Why aren’t peanuts, pecans and almonds real nuts?
362New NASA rover lands on Mars with a helicopter
363Meet Linnae Quick: Investigator of Ocean Worlds
364How the pandemic spurred a homeschooling boom
365Lunar New Year in Chinatowns comes with pain, resiliency
366Essay: Celebrate Lunar New Year with a sharp-toothed monster
367remote learning quashes traditional snow day
368Soot and bird poop protected the paint on an old temple
369Bizarre bugs found in the big city
370Kids use more of the brain than adults to process language
371There’s science to making great fried rice
372Can a groundhog’s shadow really predict more winter?