Judge Kent Dixon expected this release to be about Japanese
poetry. Feed your brain! Once you get past all the complex
principles, mathematics, and other technical stuff, science is
just plain fun. With every scientific principle, there are cool
ways to demonstrate how they apply in our everyday lives that
make the concepts more engaging and enticing for younger
students. Presumably with the science and knowledge of the
Smithsonian Institution behind it, and guided by three suitable
hip and peppy hosts-Paula, Andrew, and Pemma, the Smithsonian
Channel's series SciQ takes younger viewers behind the science
with practical examples of science at work. In each episode, the
hosts accept challenges to see who can learn the most new
science facts and information from experts in their respective
fields. At the end of every episode, the hosts put their news
skills into action, making it fun while they reinforce the facts
and information viewers learned while they watched. SciQ: Volume
1 includes four 26-minute episode