Children and teens From 6 years
L'oreille des kids
2014
Through fun experiments and helped by experts in the field, Chris examines a subject from every angle to explain it in a way that's both captivating and entertaining.
Children and teens | From 6 years
Episode 1
10 min
Looping the loop
What's looping the loop? What do you feel when you do a loop-the-loop on a roller-coaster or a big wheel? Why, when you're head downwards during a loop-the-loop, don't you fall? How do fighter pilots manage when they fly upside down?
Episode 2
11 min
Combustion
Why do some things burn and not others? And what exactly is fire? Are there materials that don't burn? Can water burn? All these questions find their answers when you study combustion.
Episode 3
10 min
Ballistics
Episode 4
11 min
Superfusion
Turn water into ice, instantly. Science or fiction? How long does it take for a bottle of water to freeze in a freezer? Can you walk on a lake by making it freeze as you take each step? Can you keep water in liquid form below 0°C?
Episode 5
12 min
Levitation
Can someone or an object remain suspended in the air? Are Tibetan monks, fakirs and illusionists really capable of levitating? Levitation, science or fiction?
Episode 1
12 min
As the crow flies
Why does an air route between Geneva and New York go over Greenland? The Earth is round, so how do planes go in a straight line? How is a flight route represented on a map? Is a plane's route always the same or does is vary according to outside factors?
Episode 2
12 min
What's a germ?
Is a germ the same thing as a bacteria, a virus? Where are germs found? Are they harmful or inoffensive? What do they look like? How can we see them? Do they have a purpose?
Episode 3
10 min
Why do we have seasons?
What are seasons for? What's the difference between winter and summer, apart from the temperature?
Episode 4
10 min
Waste water
When we wash our hands, take a shower or go to the toilet, we make the water dirty and it then goes into the sewers. Bur then what happens to it, the so-called waste water?
Episode 5
10 min
What's a constellation?
How many constellations exist in the sky and who invented the patterns?
Episode 1
10 min
Tooth Decay
What is tooth decay? How do you get it and what can you do to avoid it? Is it true that children get tooth decay more easily than adults do?
Episode 2
10 min
Helium
Why, when you breathe helium, does your voice change to sound like a duck? Is breathing helium dangerous? Are there ways to change your voice other than by breathing helium?
Episode 3
11 min
The Chameleon
Why do chameleons change colour? To hide? To be seen from far away? How do they do it?
Episode 4
10 min
Spectroscopy
What is spectroscopy? It's the analysis of the light emitted by matter! Detailed explanations with Céline from the Scienscope at the University of Geneva.
Episode 5
11 min
Active sound cancelling headphones
What is a sound? Are certain sounds more dangerous for our hearing than others? How can we prevent loss of hearing? How do our ears work?
Through fun experiments and helped by experts in the field, Chris examines a subject from every angle to explain it in a way that's both captivating and entertaining.
Partenaire :
La Radio Télévision Suisse (RTS) est une entreprise audiovisuelle de service public, appartenant au groupe média SSR (Société Suisse de radiodiffusion et télévision), qui propose des programmes sur quatre chaînes radio, deux chaînes tv et de nombreuses plateformes digitales.
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News programme aimed at 7 to 11-year-olds! Each episode, devised for children and their parents, provides insight accessible to younger ones, combined with explanations, immersive reports and expert interviews. An educational quiz also gives children the chance to test their knowledge in a fun way.
Hiveraganza, a veritable celebration of winter with a programme that gets the kids outside to play! For this season we all adore, teams of players battle to light up the most blocks in a vast fort. Prepare for hockey matches, snowball battles, extreme shovelling... And all to music!
Sara and her friends make-up the Brigade, the very first student council at the Louis-Riel School. Together they question the rules imposed and try to create new ones. Driven by a desire to make themselves heard, they follow in the footsteps of their revolutionary ancestors.
In the 12th century, 12 year-old William is living under a false identity in order to escape those opposed to his future accession to the throne. He who will one day become William the Conqueror discovers runes carved into the walls of a Normandy cave, apparently concealing age-old Viking legends...
Following an air crash, 10 year-old Clémentine finds herself confined to a wheelchair. Despite everything, she clings to the hope of being able to walk again one day. Meanwhile the fairy Héméra watches over her, whisking her away for a series of fabulous journeys through time and space.
Algeria, June 1955. Khadidja leaves Kabylia to join her older brother Malek in Algiers. When the latter is arrested by the police, Khadidja finds herself totally alone. Fortunately, her friends Lyes, Ahmed and Philippe do everything they can to help her find Malek again.
This first-ever television adaptation from 1961, features the Smurfs in black and white. They have to learn to live alongside a dragon, to fly, win the battle with Gargamel and a magic egg. For that they rely on their greatest strengths within their village: mutual support, optimism and humour.
Twelve year-old Chloé is feeling somewhat disillusioned. Then Potobot, a little robot arrives from the future with a mission for her: to change the world and make the future a better place. There's no doubt about it, working together, one step after another, the two of them can move mountains!
