Hello, welcome along to a brand new episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly, the greatest podcast in the history of the universe. Thank you very much. My name's Dan. Thank you for joining us. This week on the show, we're talking about one of the most fearsome predators in the history of the world. It's also the biggest fish there's ever been. Doesn't sound too scary at the moment.

I promise it will blow your mind. This brutal beast is truly terrifying. You can hear all about them

in a little bit. Also, we'll talk about a huge constellation of satellites up in the sky,

why they've been sent up there, what they're trying to do, and we'll answer your questions as well.

Today they're on hand warmers, beef and light bulbs. That's in a sec. Before then, let's check in

with the aliens who have crash landed on this planet. They need the energy to get home.

This is N&G.

N&G's energy challenge.

I thought you were packing the stack of power packs in the back.

Hey! I was in charge of the handlebar radar on the sidebar of the space car.

You were meant to be stacking the power pack.

Well, if you hadn't been trying to pack 300 cuddly zoids and your entire collection of Spoketron cards, then maybe you might have realized.

We're going to be stuck on this horrible planet forever.

How are we going to get home?

All right.

This isn't getting us anywhere.

Calm down.

There's plenty of energy on planet Earth. You just have to

know where to look. Breathe. Breathe. All right. All right. Energy is everywhere in the

universe and that means there's energy on Earth too. That's right. There's energy on Earth too.

Of course there is. Energy is used for all sorts of things here on Earth, just like it is on planet Zog.

Cooking, keeping warm, powering subparticle laser pods.

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