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While Blippi acknowledged he’s attempted a lot of amazing jobs, the one that really got his heart racing was a 2024 trip to the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n “I got to be on the track,” he detailed to E!. “I got to sit in a car and meet tons of drivers. It was so<\/em> cool. I got to race around the track and I went, like, 170 miles an hours, which is really, really fast.”<\/p>\n He also enjoys speeding toward new science experiments, which is why he found a recent volcano-making activity so explosive. “We took some baking soda and you mix that with vinegar,” he detailed, “and then it makes it bubble up just like a volcano. It is super cool.”\u00a0<\/p>\n Another phenomenon that spins him into a frenzy? “Tornadoes are fascinating,” he answered in response to one query about where the natural disasters most frequently take place. “When you have hot air and cold air, they kind of chase each other around in a circle, and then they form a big funnel.”\u00a0<\/p>\n They most often take place in the Midwest, he added. “If there’s a lot of stuff in the way, the wind can’t really spin,” he noted. “So when you have a lot of flat land, that makes it really easy for a tornado to form.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n