Maureen is 12 years old & lives at a tulip plantation in North of the Netherlands. She regularly finds water on the surface of the tulip leaves. In Full Proof, she experiments with water drops and surface tension.
Raynnan lives with his parents close to the rocket launching site of the European Space Centre in French Guiana. Raynnan experiments with action/reaction and builds his own rocket.
Isabel lives on a barge, where they still have an old compass. Isabel experiments with magnets.
Amanda lives in Sweden, a country where the sun almost never sets in the summer. Amanda wants to know why Swedish summers are always so light and the winters so dark.
11-year-old Jacob lives on the coast of Sweden & loves sailing his boat on the sea. Jacob does all kinds of tests in the water and around it. He discovers that floating and sinking are all about density and upwards pressure.
Petra gathers lots of berries & wants to know what makes the berries sour & what sourness actually is. She does all kinds of experiments to find out more but the best experiment can only be seen when it's dark.
Iwan lives on Marken, a peninsula in a Dutch lake. Iwan wants to know what lightning is & does all kinds of experiments with static electricity.
Olivier enjoys playing tricks on people. His lower legs are missing but when he wears trousers & his prosthetic legs, nobody knows. It's a kind of illusion. But why do our senses sometimes get it wrong?
Stan lives for the wind. The slightest bit of wind and hes out on a Dutch beach, kite-surfing. He turns the beach into his laboratory and discovers that the wind is all about air pressure.
Aung lives in Bagan, an ancient temple city in Myanmar. He often wonders why the huge domes on top of these temples never collapse. He wants to know how they were made and if he can make a dome himself.
Britt is a 13 year old Dutch girl & is very good at speed skating. Britt takes science to the ice skating rink & experiments with friction.
Kadir lives in East Turkey. He has made his own robot, but it doesn't work yet: it needs electricity to move. To make his robot finally move, he builds his very own hydroelectric station in a mountain stream near his house.
Senna often helps her grandfather in his vehicle recycling company in the Netherlands. Senna starts to investigate the power of levers and pulleys among the old cars of her grandfather.
San Dar is a girl from Myanmar who lives in a house on stilts in the middle of Inle lake. She wants to know where the water in her lake comes from, why you can't drink it & which fun experiments can be done with water.
14 year old Zoe is an acrobat. She lives with her parents in a Dutch circus & the aerial silks are her favourite discipline. She falls because of gravity. Zoe wants to know more: how does gravity work?
Thi Yain Da is 11 years old & lives as a monk in Yangon, a city in Myanmar. Every day he strikes a big clock in his monastery & starts to meditate. But meditating can be quite difficult when you hear a lot of noise around you.
Idil lives in Istanbul & loves to draw. She visits the mosque near her home very often. She wonders what makes the mosque so beautiful. Idil discovers that the beauty of the mosque has everything to do with mathematics.
Elikanah is 11 years old and lives in Kenya. He loves elephants and gets very angry with the poachers who illegally hunt elephants for their ivory tusks. He comes up with a solution that uses flight to protect the elephants.
Joy is a 12-year old Masai girl living near the salt lake Magadi in Kenya. Joy investigates the special characteristics of salt, making a necklace with salt crystals & explains why you can never drink the salty water.
Chayenne lives near the beach, loves to surf and wants to find out what a wave is. She makes a wave in a bottle, a wave from marbles, one from candy, and lets candles move like a wave, all to prepare her for her final experiment.
Mona lives in Amsterdam and is worried about the plastic waste in her city. She finds plastic bottles and bags floating in the canals. She wants to find out what plastic is and why it shouldn't end up in the environment.
Sebastian hikes through Chilean mountains where he lives and passes by some small streams with steam and snow fields. How is it possible that water turns into steam?
Jefferson lives in the Atacama desert in Chile. Astronomers from all over the world visit his village. Jefferson wants to make his own telescope all to find out the following question: how can he see as far away as possible?
