Beakman's World is an educational children's television show. The program is based on the Universal Press Syndicate syndicated comic strip You Can with Beakman and Jax created by Jok Church.
Beakman shows how underwater tunnels are built; Art Burn cooks up glue you can make at home; and Beakman answers sizeable questions such as how big is a molecule.
Beakman shows the identifying structure of human fingerprints, and explains why humans fart, what this gaseous emission is made of and why it smells...
The differences between alligators and crocodiles; a look at robots.
The wonders of carbon; Thomas Edison.
A look at sleep; what makes sounds loud and soft.
Beakman investigates the world of snakes; a bee sting is treated.
Lester learns the value of a dollar when Beakman tries to make "cents" out of currency systems; and Liza soaks up some information about water power.
Beakman answers colorful questions such as why the sky is blue; Lester and Eliza enjoy a very special "Beakmoment" and Henry Ford drives home the description of how cars are made.
Depicting Liza as the moon and Lester as the Sun, Beakman demonstrates the phases of the moon, answers meaningful questions such as "Do penguins have knees?", and explains how elevators work.
Beakman provides answers for allergy sufferers; cryptic world of codes.
Beakman's timid brother discovers that a visit to the doctor really isn't all that painful. Beakman also traces the evolution of oil from fossils.
The sun; how some animals change throughout their lives..
Beakman illustrates how the human heart works, explains how to make fake glass at home as short order cook, Art Burn, and shows us how propellers keep a helicopter up.
Beakman explains the cyclical process of rain and evaporation. The sun warms up water in a puddle, turning it into invisible vapor. As the vapor rises it cools, which makes it condense into drops that form clouds. In the volcano segment, Beakman shows the process that a volcano goes through creating magma, and then a volcanic eruption
Skyscrapers; the properties of ice; making a chemistry set out of fruits and vegetables.
Pianos; maggots; illusions.
Searching for the ultimate predator -- sharks; bouncing an egg; Einstein and Beakman compare hairstyles.
Investigating snow; natural selection.
Geysers; the function of kidneys.
Ants, Beakmania & Collisons--A day in the park is no picnic when a colony of ants make off with Beakman's food; Liza introduces Heimlich and his manuever; and Lester runs into trouble trying to explain collisions.
Lobsters and crabs; Swiss scientist Daniel Bernoulli.
Why islands don't float; how springs work.
The origins of steel; how photographs are made.
How seeds grow; the evolution of bridges.
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