Eternal Lightening Storm |Part 2

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello, friends, Welcome to S Biology Squad. We are a
team of spies who specialize in science. You see, Doctor
Stinky Breath in the Purple Ninjas are trying to take
over the world through science, and it is up to
us to stop them before it is too late. Last

(00:25):
time on S Biology Squad we learn that doctor Stinky
Breath and the Purple Ninjas have some kind of ice
drones that appear to have caused a lightning storm that's
gonna last forever unless the Biology Squad has anything to
do with it. Let's see what they figure out. Mister Jim,

(00:45):
Jaden and Ava were all at S Biology Squad HQ.
Mister Jim is about to call his weatherman friend. Hey, Ava,
could you pull up the big screen and we'll do
the video call on here so that you guys can
and see what the weatherman has to say as well. Why, hello,
mister Jim, It is great to see you, said weatherman Wally.

Speaker 2 (01:10):
Jaden And Ava is that you too? Yes, Hey, hey
weatherman Wally, how are you doing? Said Ava?

Speaker 1 (01:19):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (01:19):
I'm doing fantastic. But what seems to be the problem
if if you're calling me this Biology Squad must be
in the middle of a bag one. Hey Wally, mister
Jim here, So, yes, you're right. I'm sure that you're
aware of the problem too. You see, over the weekend,
really strange thunderstorm has rolled in and we're a little

(01:44):
suspicious of its activity. Oh what do you mean suspicious?
We have thunderstorms all the time. Hey, Jaden, could you
pull up the weather report over the last forty eight
hours and show how the storm has grown and centralized
just in our area, said mister Jim. Jayden clicked away
and pulled up the weather report on the big screen

(02:04):
so that they all could see, even weather Man Wally.
Oh my, that does seem a little extraordinarily strange. Well,
I guess I will start looking because it didn't catch
my attention. But you're right, it shouldn't be doing that.

(02:25):
All right. Well, this is weather man Wally signing out.
Let's keep in touch, my friends. Goodbye, weather Man Wally,
shouted Jaden as they all three waved goodbye. Okay, so guys,
what is going on with this lightning? Said Ava Jaden.
Didn't you do a report on thunderstorms a while ago?

(02:48):
Oh yeah, that's right, I remember. Let's see, so clouds
make small pieces of ice. You mean hale, said Ava. Yeah, hail, hale.
And so when there's a whole bunch of that hail
and ice in the clouds, it creates some kind of
different different like electrical charges and basically like a battery

(03:10):
inside the clouds, and that's what causes the electricity the
lightning to create those big electrical strikes and booms. Wow, Jaden,
that's pretty impressive, said mister Jim. You're right way high up.
It's way colder there than it is here. And so
clouds they can start gathering pieces of ice or they

(03:32):
can form those water particles into ice called hail, and
for some reason, those pieces of ice they attract different
electrical charges, positive and negative. And when you have both
of those positives and negatives in a cloud, it, like
Jaden said, it basically creates a battery. Hey, Ava, grab

(03:53):
that battery over there. Ava grabbed a double a battery
and handed it to mister Jim. Yep, see right here.
See there's a plus sign and a minus sign. So
every battery has a positive side, which is the plus side,
and a negative side, which is that minus sign. Oh yeah,
that's right, I remember that, said Jaden. Yes, and so

(04:17):
for some reason, it seems like the clouds in this
storm are generating more electricity, more electrical energy than normal,
so that that's the suspicious part and why the storm
seems to be only staying right here. It's all very strange,
said mister Jim. Ava. Can you grab your drone and
fly it up to the clouds and just take a

(04:38):
look at the storm from above to see if anything
looks strange. Ava ran over and grabbed her drone and
the controller, threw it out the window and up it
started to fly. Hmm. As it zoomed off to the clouds,
they turned on the screen that was connected to the
camera on the drone. Ava quickly flew the drone up

(05:03):
through the clouds, dodging all the crashing lightning, which whoa,
there was a lot of it, and finally she made
it up to the top of the clouds. Let's see here,
said Ava. I don't see anything that unusual. I'm flying.
Ava was flying the drone around on the top of

(05:24):
the clouds looking for anything strange. Wait, what is that
over there? Said Ava. She zoomed over further south and wait,
that's another drone. Jaden, are you messing with me? Did
you fly our other drone up there. No, it's not me,

(05:45):
said Jaden, and then Ava turned the drone all the
way around three hundred and sixty degrees one two, three, four.
Holy smokes, mister Jim, get over here, look at this.
Mister Jim and Jaden came running to look at the screens,
and Ava had just found something terrifying. Look at this,

(06:08):
I think those drones. Look at that, they're spitting out ice.
They're producing more ice and super charging these clouds. Someone's
doing this on purpose, said Jaden. Ava, Jaden, and mister
Jim all looked at each other. They knew exactly what
this meant. Guys, I think this means that doctor Stinky

(06:33):
Breath and the Purple Ninjas are behind this. What in
the world are we gonna do now? Ava started to
scratch her head and thinking, Jaden, what are you doing
over there? You see, Jaden was working really hard on
something on a piece of paper. He was doing all
kinds of drawings and looked like math calculations and all
kinds of crazy things. And Jaden finally picked up his

(06:55):
head to answer, Ava, you see, I've been working on
this calculation. I was measuring the growth rate of the
clouds over the past forty eight hours. And guys, the
clouds they're growing at a crazy rate. If they continue
to grow like this, they're going to form a supercloud,

(07:15):
a cloud that will be able to generate enough of
those ice particles that will never be able to turn
it off. Wait, what are you talking about, Jaden, said
mister Jim. I mean that if this continues for I
don't know, another day, maybe maybe even less, will never

(07:36):
be able to turn it off. This cloud will then
continue to grow until it covers the entire world. Oh no,
what has Jaden just discovered? You mean to tell me
that these ice drones from Doctor Stinky Breath they're able
to power the clouds to a point where it can

(07:59):
never be turned off. That means we're running out of time.
Oh no, Is Biology Squad gonna be able to save
the world from an eternal lightning storm? I don't know,
but we'll have to wait and see what happens on
the next episode of s Biology Squad. We need more

(08:20):
kids just like you on our Biology Squad. If you
love science or if you love stopping bad guys, you
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