ATLANTA — A 10-year-old boy from Lilburn, Georgia appeared on "The Jennifer Hudson Show" on Wednesday.
Sean Atitsogbe, known as "Sean the Science Kid," is aspiring to be a brain and heart surgeon. He's passionate about teaching people about science.
In April, Sean's video explaining why breakfast is the most important meal of the day received thousands of views.
"Look at this breakfast I made. It looks so good," Sean said in the video. "But also, this is the most important meal of the day, 'And you wanna know why?' 'Cause when you eat food, you get nutrients. And the nutrients... get processed to energy by your cells, and guess what?! That gives you energy to start your day."
Since then, Sean has been teaching people about fun science facts and answering questions on social media. A few of Sean's favorite topics include physics, classical mechanics and carbon dating.
He told Hudson that when he was just 2 years old, "my curiosity got out of hand."
Watch the clip below.
His parents also appeared on the show with him. His mother said she noticed at 9 months old, her son had a gift for learning. She said he's currently doing high school and college courses.
He has big dreams for when he gets older.
"I'm going to open a surgery center called, 'Sean's Brain and Heart Surgery Center,'" he told Hudson.
The talk show host and her audience got a quick science lesson from Sean about light bulbs, refrigerators, fans, and more.
To learn more about Sean, check out his Instagram here.
