01x22 - Blippi Visits the Pacific Science Center
Posted: 10/08/23 20:24
♪ Blippi ♪
♪ So much to learn about ♪
♪ It'll make you wanna shout ♪
- [Group] Blippi!
(exclaiming)
- Hey, it's me, Blippi.
And today we're at the
Pacific Science Center
in Seattle, Washington.
This is gonna be so much fun.
Come on.
(bright music)
Whoa.
Look at this place.
This place is awesome!
Whoo, now we're in
the butterfly room.
Have you ever seen
a butterfly before?
Yeah. I love butterflies.
They're so beautiful and light.
Will, you act like
a butterfly with me?
Whoa, look at 'em go.
Whoa.
There's one right there.
Hey butterfly.
Whoa. (giggles)
Check it out.
A butterfly just landed on me.
So anytime they land on you,
you don't want to touch 'em.
And they're actually
just being really nice.
So you can be nice back to them.
See? (giggles)
I love butterflies
because they're so bright
and some are camouflaged though.
Look, can you find one?
Whoa, look!
This butterfly uses camouflage
for its defense mechanism.
Just in case if
there's any predators,
then the predators can't see it.
See?
Bye.
All right now I'm with Lorraine
and what are you gonna show us?
- So this here is in
Madagascar hissing cockroach.
I can take it out for ya.
- What am I gonna do with it?
- You can hold it if you'd like.
- Sure. Let's try it.
- Take you out.
- I'm about to hold a
Madagascar hissing cockroach.
All right, hold your
hand out really still.
(exclaims)
There you go.
- That's nice. I
like this cockroach.
Hey, how are you?
Hey.
Do you see it?
See, I'm being nice to it
and it's being nice to me.
Hey, how are you?
What did you do today?
Did you enjoy your food?
Yeah.
Oo, now we get to
touch some animals,
but first we need
to wash our hands.
So then our hands
are nice and clean.
Okay, I think that's good.
Let's go. Come on.
Oo! Look at this.
Wow. (giggles)
Okay, what do we have here?
- [Curator] Well, over
there we have some anemones.
They're really friendly
and kinda squishy.
You're doing a really good job
petting it with one or
two fingers on the side.
We don't really want to
poke it right in the middle.
'Cause that's its mouth.
- Oh, cool.
Oo, look at this one.
So the last ones
were really soft.
I wonder what this
is gonna feel like.
- Whoa, it looks like it's
closing itself up a little bit.
Blippi, it might
think you're food.
- Oh, that's funny.
Oh, look at this one.
What's this?
- That over there is a sea star.
How does it feel?
- [Blippi] Whoa,
kind of bumpy maybe.
Yeah bumpy and
kinda small spikes.
The last couple
were really soft,
but this one is hard.
- Those little dots are
made out of the same stuff
that seashells are made out of.
So even though a sea star
doesn't have its own seashell,
it's kind of like, it has
little bits of a sea shell.
- Wow. That's pretty cool.
Well, thank you so much.
- My pleasure.
- Bye bye.
- Bye.
- Oh, I found the queen.
Wow. There's so many
honey bees in here.
Hey, don't be
scared of honeybees.
All they're trying to
do is make some honey.
Yeah.
Have you ever had honey before?
Yeah, it's so tasty.
Oh, look at what it is,
this is the spot where
you can do the bee dance.
Are you ready to
learn the bee dance?
I'll teach you.
Okay, in the middle here.
You go and do a little wiggle.
Then you go this
way, flap your wings.
Yep, because we want
to make some honey.
In the middle, wiggle,
wiggle, wiggle.
And then go this way.
Flap your wings.
And then since you're
back in the middle,
you wiggle, wiggle,
wiggle and go this way.
And then you keep doing it
until you're really tired.
All right?
Ready?
(bright music)
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,
flap your wings,
wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,
flap your wings,
wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,
flap your wings,
wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.
Oh, I'm tired.
That was awesome. Good job.
Oh, now we're in the
living things exhibit.
Oh look, hey, look
at what it is.
It's a crayfish.
Do you see it right there?
Oh, here's one right here.
Hey, how are you.
Oo and up top there's some fish.
Hey fish.
Are you just swimming around?
Yeah, they are.
Oh, look over here.
Some giant grasshoppers.
Oo, grasshoppers can
jump really high.
I bet they live in the
grass a lotta times.
That's why they're
called grass hoppers.
Lotta times they
live in the grass
and they hop really high.
Let's go see what else there is.
Whoa.
Look at this room.
Another part of the
living things exhibit.
Whoa.
Yeah, do you see these?
Whoa, interesting.
These are naked mole rats.
Wow. They're like rats.
But they have no fur
or hair or scales
or anything like that.
That's why they're
called naked mole rats.
(giggles)
Oh.
And an axolotl, check this out.
Whoa, see that?
That's an axolotl.
Whoa, so interesting.
Kinda looks like a
salamander mixed with a fish.
But the cool thing
about axolotls
are if they lose a
limb like their arm,
then from there, they
can regrow it back.
Woo. (babbles)
(laughs)
Oo, check out this little
person or guy or girl
or I don't even know,
but this is a turtle.
Wow.
Hey, how are you turtle?
Are you having a good day?
Are you having fun?
Yeah.
You sure do look like
you're having fun.
See you later.
Whoa.
It's kinda dark in
here, but that's okay.
This is a green iguana.
Can you see it?
Whoa.
It's just relaxing.
Having a good time.
Alright.
See you iguana.
(upbeat music)
Check that out.
That right there is a dinosaur.
They don't live on
our planet anymore,
but they used to.
Look at it.
It kind of looks
like a velociraptor.
Will you act like a
velociraptor with me?
(squeaks)
Whoa, another dinosaur!
Whoa, this dinosaur that's
its name right there.
It's really big.
Hey, look at its head!
(laughs)
Hey, see, it kind of looks
like it's wearing a helmet.
Just like when you and I ride
bicycles, we wear helmets.
Cool.
Oh. Here's some more dinosaurs.
Whoa, look at that one.
That is a triceratops.
Do you know why they
call it a triceratops?
Yep. Because it has three
horns on its face and head.
Let's count 'em.
One, two, three.
Alright. See you
later triceratops.
Whoa.
Hey, another dinosaur, wow.
Hey dinosaur.
Oh, this dinosaur right
here, was a herbivore.
See these plants?
That means it eats
plants and plants only.
It doesn't eat meat.
And look at what's on its head.
It kinda looks like a shark fin.
So silly.
Whoa, check this out.
Whoa, this is a
massive footprint.
Okay, let's compare my foot
to this dinosaur's foot.
Ready?
Its foot is way
bigger than mine.
It's even way bigger
than two of my feet.
Whoa, another dino.
Check it out.
This is a stegosaurus.
Whoa, do you see those
plates on its back?
That's for its
defense mechanism.
Wow.
Hey stegosaurus.
So many cool dinosaurs in here.
Whoa, this dinosaur is so scary.
It's the king and
queen of the dino land.
Whoa.
I'm gonna act like
this dinosaur, okay?
Will you do the same?
Ready?
(growls)
(laughing)
I love acting like a dinosaur.
(bright music)
Oo, now we're gonna do
that high rise bike.
Alright, come on, come here.
Gotta buckle up.
Whoa.
- I will also
tell you a few tech
things before you go.
- Okay.
- Just make sure you're
going at like a walking pace.
You're always going forward
and just keep pedaling
the whole time.
- Okay.
- Hands are optional.
- Oh, hands are optional.
Here I go.
Whoa!
Whoa! Whee! (giggles)
Did you see that?
You would think I would fall off
because it's a really thin rail,
but I didn't because the
weight is really heavy
and it's really
far away from me.
Here I go.
Whoo. (laughs)
Whoa, look at this.
Interesting.
This looks like a giant circle
and this is actually
called the water wheel.
It's kinda just like how a
hamster runs in their wheel,
I'm gonna do the same,
but it's gonna grab
water from the ball
and throw it up over the top.
Ready?
Wow, here I go.
Whoa, did you see that?
That was awesome.
Whoa, what's this?
Woo, this is the
water power station.
Water is getting sh*t out
on the front of this
little water g*n.
Whoa, whoa. (laughs)
Okay, watch.
I'll make that spin.
Yeah, we're doing it.
Whoa!
Okay. Whoa!
What's that way up there?
Do you see that?
Yeah that's the
Seattle Space Needle.
I think we should take
the water power g*n
and try and sh**t way up there.
Here we go.
(babbles)
It's such a nice day.
I wanted to give them
a cool break of water,
but it's too high up there.
Let's go see what else
there is around here.
(upbeat music)
Whoa, that's pretty fun.
Whoa, look at this area.
You can use these
water squirters
to squirt inside
this clear cube.
All right, let's see
what else there is.
Whoa, look at this.
All right, I wonder if
I put this right here.
Yeah, see the water is
pushing this gear around.
Okay, let's try this one.
Whoa.
Look!
Both of these are
going in circle.
The red one and the yellow one.
Come on!
I love playing with water.
Wee.
Okay.
Whoa.
Wow.
Okay, look in there. Let's go.
Whoo.
Welcome. Come on in.
Hey look, it's a
little tree house.
Here I go.
Hello.
Whoa.
Whoa, look at this.
It's a bunch of spirals,
ups, downs, lefts and rights.
Here we go. Whee.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Woo, whoa!
This is so much fun.
Oh, the noise room!
Come on.
Whoa!
This room is a room
that you can make
as much noise as you want.
First thing I'm
gonna do is yell.
(yelling)
Now let's use the things
around us to make some noise.
And if we're lucky, maybe
it will sound like music.
(happy harp music)
(upbeat music)
(laughing)
(gasps) Woo.
Look some shiny bowls.
(clanging)
Woo, I'm pretty good, huh?
Oh yeah, check it out.
Listen.
(happy music)
Okay, enough music for now.
Let's go back outside here.
Oo, let's go to the
top right up here.
Whoa, this area has a
lot of colorful bricks.
Yeah. See?
Right over here.
All right.
Timber!
(laughing)
Whoa, a taller one.
Let's count how many there are.
This is a lot of
stories of bricks.
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ,
, , , ,
, , , .
bricks coming down!
Whoa.
(crashing)
Whoa!
That was awesome.
Okay, let's organize
these bricks in their
different colors.
Okay?
Okay.
Since we made a mess, we need
to take the green bricks.
Put them over here.
Okay.
Okay, there's the green bricks
and let's now take
the blue bricks
and put them right there.
Awesome.
Perfect.
Hey look.
Here's some brown bricks.
Let's put them right here.
Hey, here's a red brick.
Let's put it right there.
Hey, here's some
more blue bricks.
Look at this one.
What color is that?
Yeah, this is brown.
Let's stack it right there.
Hey, look at all these.
What color is this?
Do you know what color this is?
Yeah, it's the color yellow.
Let's put these right over here.
Okay, so when those
bricks fell down,
they were comprised
of these one, two,
three, four, five colors.
And those colors are green,
brown, blue, red,
and yellow, good job.
Let's see what other
fun things they have
at the Pacific Science Center.
Let's go.
Do you like numbers?
Yeah, I do too.
What about big numbers?
Yeah. Check this out.
This is a big number.
, , .
Whoa. That's a big number.
But when I push this red
button, watch this number.
Whoa, it just went up by one.
See it's at three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, .
Every time you push this
button, it goes up by one.
So if you ever come to the
Pacific Science Center,
you can see what number it's at.
Because I am gonna
leave it at...
, , .
Wait, no . (laughs)
Hmm.
Hey, I'm just doing
this puzzle of the moon.
Okay. There's one.
Let's see.
Hey, there's another.
Yeah, that looks about right.
Perfect. We're almost done.
Look.
Yeah. This is our moon.
We live on Planet Earth
and we have one moon
and we call it moon.
Wow, how clever of us.
Hey, look at what it is.
This is a planet.
Just like how we
live on Planet Earth,
this is a planet in our solar
system and this is Saturn.
(gasps)
And the biggest planet in
our solar system is Jupiter.
Whoa, it is really big.
(gasps) Look at that.
Come here.
This is a space capsule.
Watch your step.
See?
This capsule is where
astronauts can sit in
and go into outer space.
So then they can feel
the effects of gravity
and they can push
all these cool knobs.
Ready?
Whoa!
Yeah look!
I just made all those
things light up.
Whoa, this is fun.
Whoa.
It's like I can see Planet
Earth all the way from out here.
Whoa.
Hey mom. (laughs)
Whoo.
Whoa.
Just kidding. It
was just the mirror.
Come over here, I'll
show you some more fun
that we can have with mirrors.
Woo. Look at this.
Whoa.
I call this the mirror dance.
I look silly.
Hello, hello.
Come on.
Woo.
This is a bubble maker.
Alright, I'm gonna lift this up.
Nice and slow and
I'm gonna blow now.
Yeah, I did it!
Did you see that?
That was awesome.
I love making bubbles.
Woo, you know what else I love?
Is taking a giant lever
and seeing how distance,
way up here makes it
really easy compared to,
to lift up this weight
compared to down right here.
See watch?
(groans)
Huh? Interesting.
Alright, now let's
move it way out here.
Alright, now I'll
do it with one hand.
(growls)
Yeah. Did you see it?
Look, I'll lift it up.
Whoa, that's pretty interesting.
Whoa, hey a cool mirror.
Another one.
Hey, hello.
This is interesting.
See, I'm upside down,
but in real life
I'm right side up.
Hello.
Hey, I see you.
(laughing)
Whoa!
(laughs) All right.
Let's continue on.
This place is so cool.
Hey what's this?
This is a beach ball.
What's it doing here?
Flying ball.
Feel the power of air in motion.
Huh. Interesting.
Let's push this.
Whoa!
I wonder what happens
when I plug this hole
that's sh**ting up all the air.
Whoa, did you see that?
All right.
Now I wonder what
happens when I move it.
Whoa!
Whoa look, the ball's
way over there.
All right.
Ready?
Whoa!
Yeah!
That was awesome.
(upbeat music)
Ah, yum!
I just hydrated my
body with a lotta water
because what I'm
about to show you,
it takes a lot of energy.
I'll show you my Lance
Armstrong hill climb.
(electricity crackling)
Whoa, that was awesome.
Well, this is the
end of this video,
but if you want to
watch more of my videos,
all you have to do is
search for my name.
Will you spell my name with me?
B-L-I-P-P-I.
Blippi! Good job.
Special thanks to the
Pacific Science Center
for making this video happen.
Bye bye.
♪ So much to learn about ♪
♪ It'll make you want to shout ♪
- [Group] Blippi!
♪ So much to learn about ♪
♪ It'll make you wanna shout ♪
- [Group] Blippi!
(exclaiming)
- Hey, it's me, Blippi.
And today we're at the
Pacific Science Center
in Seattle, Washington.
This is gonna be so much fun.
Come on.
(bright music)
Whoa.
Look at this place.
This place is awesome!
Whoo, now we're in
the butterfly room.
Have you ever seen
a butterfly before?
Yeah. I love butterflies.
They're so beautiful and light.
Will, you act like
a butterfly with me?
Whoa, look at 'em go.
Whoa.
There's one right there.
Hey butterfly.
Whoa. (giggles)
Check it out.
A butterfly just landed on me.
So anytime they land on you,
you don't want to touch 'em.
And they're actually
just being really nice.
So you can be nice back to them.
See? (giggles)
I love butterflies
because they're so bright
and some are camouflaged though.
Look, can you find one?
Whoa, look!
This butterfly uses camouflage
for its defense mechanism.
Just in case if
there's any predators,
then the predators can't see it.
See?
Bye.
All right now I'm with Lorraine
and what are you gonna show us?
- So this here is in
Madagascar hissing cockroach.
I can take it out for ya.
- What am I gonna do with it?
- You can hold it if you'd like.
- Sure. Let's try it.
- Take you out.
- I'm about to hold a
Madagascar hissing cockroach.
All right, hold your
hand out really still.
(exclaims)
There you go.
- That's nice. I
like this cockroach.
Hey, how are you?
Hey.
Do you see it?
See, I'm being nice to it
and it's being nice to me.
Hey, how are you?
What did you do today?
Did you enjoy your food?
Yeah.
Oo, now we get to
touch some animals,
but first we need
to wash our hands.
So then our hands
are nice and clean.
Okay, I think that's good.
Let's go. Come on.
Oo! Look at this.
Wow. (giggles)
Okay, what do we have here?
- [Curator] Well, over
there we have some anemones.
They're really friendly
and kinda squishy.
You're doing a really good job
petting it with one or
two fingers on the side.
We don't really want to
poke it right in the middle.
'Cause that's its mouth.
- Oh, cool.
Oo, look at this one.
So the last ones
were really soft.
I wonder what this
is gonna feel like.
- Whoa, it looks like it's
closing itself up a little bit.
Blippi, it might
think you're food.
- Oh, that's funny.
Oh, look at this one.
What's this?
- That over there is a sea star.
How does it feel?
- [Blippi] Whoa,
kind of bumpy maybe.
Yeah bumpy and
kinda small spikes.
The last couple
were really soft,
but this one is hard.
- Those little dots are
made out of the same stuff
that seashells are made out of.
So even though a sea star
doesn't have its own seashell,
it's kind of like, it has
little bits of a sea shell.
- Wow. That's pretty cool.
Well, thank you so much.
- My pleasure.
- Bye bye.
- Bye.
- Oh, I found the queen.
Wow. There's so many
honey bees in here.
Hey, don't be
scared of honeybees.
All they're trying to
do is make some honey.
Yeah.
Have you ever had honey before?
Yeah, it's so tasty.
Oh, look at what it is,
this is the spot where
you can do the bee dance.
Are you ready to
learn the bee dance?
I'll teach you.
Okay, in the middle here.
You go and do a little wiggle.
Then you go this
way, flap your wings.
Yep, because we want
to make some honey.
In the middle, wiggle,
wiggle, wiggle.
And then go this way.
Flap your wings.
And then since you're
back in the middle,
you wiggle, wiggle,
wiggle and go this way.
And then you keep doing it
until you're really tired.
All right?
Ready?
(bright music)
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,
flap your wings,
wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,
flap your wings,
wiggle, wiggle, wiggle,
flap your wings,
wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.
Oh, I'm tired.
That was awesome. Good job.
Oh, now we're in the
living things exhibit.
Oh look, hey, look
at what it is.
It's a crayfish.
Do you see it right there?
Oh, here's one right here.
Hey, how are you.
Oo and up top there's some fish.
Hey fish.
Are you just swimming around?
Yeah, they are.
Oh, look over here.
Some giant grasshoppers.
Oo, grasshoppers can
jump really high.
I bet they live in the
grass a lotta times.
That's why they're
called grass hoppers.
Lotta times they
live in the grass
and they hop really high.
Let's go see what else there is.
Whoa.
Look at this room.
Another part of the
living things exhibit.
Whoa.
Yeah, do you see these?
Whoa, interesting.
These are naked mole rats.
Wow. They're like rats.
But they have no fur
or hair or scales
or anything like that.
That's why they're
called naked mole rats.
(giggles)
Oh.
And an axolotl, check this out.
Whoa, see that?
That's an axolotl.
Whoa, so interesting.
Kinda looks like a
salamander mixed with a fish.
But the cool thing
about axolotls
are if they lose a
limb like their arm,
then from there, they
can regrow it back.
Woo. (babbles)
(laughs)
Oo, check out this little
person or guy or girl
or I don't even know,
but this is a turtle.
Wow.
Hey, how are you turtle?
Are you having a good day?
Are you having fun?
Yeah.
You sure do look like
you're having fun.
See you later.
Whoa.
It's kinda dark in
here, but that's okay.
This is a green iguana.
Can you see it?
Whoa.
It's just relaxing.
Having a good time.
Alright.
See you iguana.
(upbeat music)
Check that out.
That right there is a dinosaur.
They don't live on
our planet anymore,
but they used to.
Look at it.
It kind of looks
like a velociraptor.
Will you act like a
velociraptor with me?
(squeaks)
Whoa, another dinosaur!
Whoa, this dinosaur that's
its name right there.
It's really big.
Hey, look at its head!
(laughs)
Hey, see, it kind of looks
like it's wearing a helmet.
Just like when you and I ride
bicycles, we wear helmets.
Cool.
Oh. Here's some more dinosaurs.
Whoa, look at that one.
That is a triceratops.
Do you know why they
call it a triceratops?
Yep. Because it has three
horns on its face and head.
Let's count 'em.
One, two, three.
Alright. See you
later triceratops.
Whoa.
Hey, another dinosaur, wow.
Hey dinosaur.
Oh, this dinosaur right
here, was a herbivore.
See these plants?
That means it eats
plants and plants only.
It doesn't eat meat.
And look at what's on its head.
It kinda looks like a shark fin.
So silly.
Whoa, check this out.
Whoa, this is a
massive footprint.
Okay, let's compare my foot
to this dinosaur's foot.
Ready?
Its foot is way
bigger than mine.
It's even way bigger
than two of my feet.
Whoa, another dino.
Check it out.
This is a stegosaurus.
Whoa, do you see those
plates on its back?
That's for its
defense mechanism.
Wow.
Hey stegosaurus.
So many cool dinosaurs in here.
Whoa, this dinosaur is so scary.
It's the king and
queen of the dino land.
Whoa.
I'm gonna act like
this dinosaur, okay?
Will you do the same?
Ready?
(growls)
(laughing)
I love acting like a dinosaur.
(bright music)
Oo, now we're gonna do
that high rise bike.
Alright, come on, come here.
Gotta buckle up.
Whoa.
- I will also
tell you a few tech
things before you go.
- Okay.
- Just make sure you're
going at like a walking pace.
You're always going forward
and just keep pedaling
the whole time.
- Okay.
- Hands are optional.
- Oh, hands are optional.
Here I go.
Whoa!
Whoa! Whee! (giggles)
Did you see that?
You would think I would fall off
because it's a really thin rail,
but I didn't because the
weight is really heavy
and it's really
far away from me.
Here I go.
Whoo. (laughs)
Whoa, look at this.
Interesting.
This looks like a giant circle
and this is actually
called the water wheel.
It's kinda just like how a
hamster runs in their wheel,
I'm gonna do the same,
but it's gonna grab
water from the ball
and throw it up over the top.
Ready?
Wow, here I go.
Whoa, did you see that?
That was awesome.
Whoa, what's this?
Woo, this is the
water power station.
Water is getting sh*t out
on the front of this
little water g*n.
Whoa, whoa. (laughs)
Okay, watch.
I'll make that spin.
Yeah, we're doing it.
Whoa!
Okay. Whoa!
What's that way up there?
Do you see that?
Yeah that's the
Seattle Space Needle.
I think we should take
the water power g*n
and try and sh**t way up there.
Here we go.
(babbles)
It's such a nice day.
I wanted to give them
a cool break of water,
but it's too high up there.
Let's go see what else
there is around here.
(upbeat music)
Whoa, that's pretty fun.
Whoa, look at this area.
You can use these
water squirters
to squirt inside
this clear cube.
All right, let's see
what else there is.
Whoa, look at this.
All right, I wonder if
I put this right here.
Yeah, see the water is
pushing this gear around.
Okay, let's try this one.
Whoa.
Look!
Both of these are
going in circle.
The red one and the yellow one.
Come on!
I love playing with water.
Wee.
Okay.
Whoa.
Wow.
Okay, look in there. Let's go.
Whoo.
Welcome. Come on in.
Hey look, it's a
little tree house.
Here I go.
Hello.
Whoa.
Whoa, look at this.
It's a bunch of spirals,
ups, downs, lefts and rights.
Here we go. Whee.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Woo, whoa!
This is so much fun.
Oh, the noise room!
Come on.
Whoa!
This room is a room
that you can make
as much noise as you want.
First thing I'm
gonna do is yell.
(yelling)
Now let's use the things
around us to make some noise.
And if we're lucky, maybe
it will sound like music.
(happy harp music)
(upbeat music)
(laughing)
(gasps) Woo.
Look some shiny bowls.
(clanging)
Woo, I'm pretty good, huh?
Oh yeah, check it out.
Listen.
(happy music)
Okay, enough music for now.
Let's go back outside here.
Oo, let's go to the
top right up here.
Whoa, this area has a
lot of colorful bricks.
Yeah. See?
Right over here.
All right.
Timber!
(laughing)
Whoa, a taller one.
Let's count how many there are.
This is a lot of
stories of bricks.
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ,
, , , ,
, , , .
bricks coming down!
Whoa.
(crashing)
Whoa!
That was awesome.
Okay, let's organize
these bricks in their
different colors.
Okay?
Okay.
Since we made a mess, we need
to take the green bricks.
Put them over here.
Okay.
Okay, there's the green bricks
and let's now take
the blue bricks
and put them right there.
Awesome.
Perfect.
Hey look.
Here's some brown bricks.
Let's put them right here.
Hey, here's a red brick.
Let's put it right there.
Hey, here's some
more blue bricks.
Look at this one.
What color is that?
Yeah, this is brown.
Let's stack it right there.
Hey, look at all these.
What color is this?
Do you know what color this is?
Yeah, it's the color yellow.
Let's put these right over here.
Okay, so when those
bricks fell down,
they were comprised
of these one, two,
three, four, five colors.
And those colors are green,
brown, blue, red,
and yellow, good job.
Let's see what other
fun things they have
at the Pacific Science Center.
Let's go.
Do you like numbers?
Yeah, I do too.
What about big numbers?
Yeah. Check this out.
This is a big number.
, , .
Whoa. That's a big number.
But when I push this red
button, watch this number.
Whoa, it just went up by one.
See it's at three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, .
Every time you push this
button, it goes up by one.
So if you ever come to the
Pacific Science Center,
you can see what number it's at.
Because I am gonna
leave it at...
, , .
Wait, no . (laughs)
Hmm.
Hey, I'm just doing
this puzzle of the moon.
Okay. There's one.
Let's see.
Hey, there's another.
Yeah, that looks about right.
Perfect. We're almost done.
Look.
Yeah. This is our moon.
We live on Planet Earth
and we have one moon
and we call it moon.
Wow, how clever of us.
Hey, look at what it is.
This is a planet.
Just like how we
live on Planet Earth,
this is a planet in our solar
system and this is Saturn.
(gasps)
And the biggest planet in
our solar system is Jupiter.
Whoa, it is really big.
(gasps) Look at that.
Come here.
This is a space capsule.
Watch your step.
See?
This capsule is where
astronauts can sit in
and go into outer space.
So then they can feel
the effects of gravity
and they can push
all these cool knobs.
Ready?
Whoa!
Yeah look!
I just made all those
things light up.
Whoa, this is fun.
Whoa.
It's like I can see Planet
Earth all the way from out here.
Whoa.
Hey mom. (laughs)
Whoo.
Whoa.
Just kidding. It
was just the mirror.
Come over here, I'll
show you some more fun
that we can have with mirrors.
Woo. Look at this.
Whoa.
I call this the mirror dance.
I look silly.
Hello, hello.
Come on.
Woo.
This is a bubble maker.
Alright, I'm gonna lift this up.
Nice and slow and
I'm gonna blow now.
Yeah, I did it!
Did you see that?
That was awesome.
I love making bubbles.
Woo, you know what else I love?
Is taking a giant lever
and seeing how distance,
way up here makes it
really easy compared to,
to lift up this weight
compared to down right here.
See watch?
(groans)
Huh? Interesting.
Alright, now let's
move it way out here.
Alright, now I'll
do it with one hand.
(growls)
Yeah. Did you see it?
Look, I'll lift it up.
Whoa, that's pretty interesting.
Whoa, hey a cool mirror.
Another one.
Hey, hello.
This is interesting.
See, I'm upside down,
but in real life
I'm right side up.
Hello.
Hey, I see you.
(laughing)
Whoa!
(laughs) All right.
Let's continue on.
This place is so cool.
Hey what's this?
This is a beach ball.
What's it doing here?
Flying ball.
Feel the power of air in motion.
Huh. Interesting.
Let's push this.
Whoa!
I wonder what happens
when I plug this hole
that's sh**ting up all the air.
Whoa, did you see that?
All right.
Now I wonder what
happens when I move it.
Whoa!
Whoa look, the ball's
way over there.
All right.
Ready?
Whoa!
Yeah!
That was awesome.
(upbeat music)
Ah, yum!
I just hydrated my
body with a lotta water
because what I'm
about to show you,
it takes a lot of energy.
I'll show you my Lance
Armstrong hill climb.
(electricity crackling)
Whoa, that was awesome.
Well, this is the
end of this video,
but if you want to
watch more of my videos,
all you have to do is
search for my name.
Will you spell my name with me?
B-L-I-P-P-I.
Blippi! Good job.
Special thanks to the
Pacific Science Center
for making this video happen.
Bye bye.
♪ So much to learn about ♪
♪ It'll make you want to shout ♪
- [Group] Blippi!