This episode of Frank’s Science Uncovered is a high-octane masterclass that turns the most complicated science in the world into an epic deep dive into the physics of fire and flight. It is the ultimate academic flex that turns a standard afternoon into a NASA briefing, where future engineers master the mechanics of yeeting metal skyscrapers into orbit and parents get the satisfaction of a top-tier science lesson that actually hits different.

In this episode, Frank and Zhiyue slip into the quantum realm, where photons squeeze through two slits at once and electrons wiggle like noodles deciding which path to take. Lasers paint interference stripes across the room as the two test what happens when you watch a particle—and when you don’t. The classroom becomes a mini-lab of disappearing patterns, shy photons, and electrons that refuse to behave like they’re supposed to. Quantum chaos, served tiny and bright.

Frank and Howard discuss about the nuclear bombs dropped by United States into Japan.

Frank and Howard go back in time to experience the battle of singapore

Frank and Howard use highly advanced technology to enter another period of time, World War II

(Written in third person point of view)

Frank and Oscar was doing a science experiment and building a fully functional arc, as the sparks popped out of the reactor, the lab started to self destruct, what now?

(Written In third person point of view)

Chloe and Frank went to a MASSIVE Robot Factory and learned a LOT

We Traveled into the past and meet a new dinosaur friend.

(Written in third person point of view)

Ethan and Frank went to the skeleton coast to explore.

When Chloe and I were Brainstorming podcast episode ideas, we thought of giving a special episode for you, so, we decided to go into space and explore this includes black holes, planets around the solar system and moons