Buzzing Bees Boost & Moon Missions Magic! (3.27.26)

0:00Yo, yo, hey, it's time to dash! Welcome to Kids News Flash! News for Kids! We keep it cool! Stay in the know is the golden rule! Hey there, and welcome to Kids News Flash! The news show made just for curious kids like you! I'm Katie, here to help you stay up to date on what's happening around the world! Stay in the know is the golden rule! Today is Friday, March 27, 2026. Happy National Scribble Day! Let your imagination run wild with doodles and drawings, grab some colorful markers, and create a scribble masterpiece! Have fun unleashing your creativity today! Here are today's top stories. Important developments are happening with scientists uncovered the nutrients bees were missing. Colonies surged 15 fold. This story shows how innovation and progress continue to shape our world.

1:00Researchers and experts are working hard to understand these developments better. Think about how these changes might affect our daily lives in the future. Technology is advancing rapidly with scientists create clear nail polish that lets you use touch screens with long nails. This story shows how innovation and progress continue to shape our world. Researchers and experts are working hard to understand these developments better. Think about how these changes might affect our daily lives in the future. Scientists are making new discoveries with scientists discover overflow valve in cells linked to Parkinson's disease. This story shows how innovation and progress continue to shape our world. Researchers and experts are working hard to understand these developments better. Think about how these changes might affect our daily lives in the future. Let's dive right into our next fascinating story. Now it's time for this day in history.

2:01A look at what happened on this day in the past. On this day, March 27th in 1977, picture this in a world where airplanes soared with the help of engines and fuel, a daring pilot named Brian Allen hopped into the Gossamer Condor, a human-powered aircraft. With nothing but his own legs to pedal, he took off into the sky in 1977, marking the first successful flight of its kind. It was a moment of pure innovation and determination, showing kids everywhere that with a little creativity, we can achieve the impossible and soar through the clouds like birds. Wow! Now let's continue with more news stories. Medical breakthroughs are helping people with scientists find immune cell linked to long COVID fatigue and symptoms. This story shows how innovation and progress continue to shape our world. Researchers and experts are working hard

3:01to understand these developments better. Think about how these changes might affect our daily lives in the future. Technology is advancing rapidly with Trump's signature to appear on US currency in first for sitting president, Al Jazeera. This story shows how innovation and progress continue to shape our world. Researchers and experts are working hard to understand these developments better. Think about how these changes might affect our daily lives in the future. Space exploration continues to amaze us with NASA's Artemis II mission will take an astronaut crew around the moon, the long road. This story shows how innovation and progress continue to shape our world. Researchers and experts are working hard to understand these developments better. Think about how these changes might affect our daily lives in the future. Let's keep the energy going with more amazing news. Big ups to Harvard Elementary School in Houston, Texas.

4:02You're the best. Want to hear your school featured on the show? Just leave us a review and tell us your school's name you might be next. Woohoo! Time to boost your brain power with our fact of the day. George Washington was unanimously elected president by the Electoral College. Imagine getting picked by everyone in the whole school for class president. Wow. Time for a quick laugh. How should you serve smart burgers? On honor rolls. Hope that made you smile. Today's news was full of amazing discoveries and important stories from around the world. That's all for today's Kids News Flash. If you love today's stories, don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Keep being curious and I'll see you tomorrow with more amazing stories. Special thanks to our co-producers Tyler and Katie. This podcast was brought to you by Kids News Flash Universe.

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