In the engaging episode of "Emily's Science Lab: Oobleck," MIT engineer Emily Calandrelli demonstrates the fascinating science behind non-Newtonian fluids through a fun, hands-on experiment. Emily guides young learners in creating oobleck, a unique mixture that exhibits properties of both solids and liquids. Using simple ingredients like cornstarch and water, the experiment highlights essential concepts in physics and chemistry, such as pressure effects and fluid dynamics. The video also educates viewers on similar non-Newtonian fluids, like ketchup and quicksand, exploring how they react differently to forces. This educational content not only fosters curiosity and scientific exploration among school-aged children but also provides practical kitchen chemistry knowledge. Emily's step-by-step guidance offers an accessible learning experience perfect for classrooms or at-home science fun, promoting an early interest in STEM fields. Part of the "Emily's Science Lab" series.