If it weren’t for the gravitational force on earth, we would float instead of walk. It’s what binds us and mostly everything around us, to the earth. But in some places on earth, a strange phenomenon is at work, and the gravitational force becomes zero. From the waterfall that’s flow>>>
Spring is here and winter snow is melting. Sit back and float downstream with us. We’re following Chopps Creek from its hidden source deep in the Maine woods to where it joins the historic Kennebec River, all the way to the mighty Atlantic Ocean. Original Author: Produced by Great Big Story>>>
Miles Lhotka has performed in at least four musicals and knows how to capture attention with dramatic movements. But this was the 12-year old’s first time on a float at the Rose Parade, and it was a much different beast. To begin with, Lhotka had to sit for over two>>>