Welcome along. It is episode three of the Fun Kids Science Weekly. My name's Dan, and if you're

like me, if you're curious about the world around you, if you're amazed by animals, and if you love

everything that's dangerous and deadly, this is the show for you. Because every week, we're

learning about the most incredible, awesome and epic science-y stuff, really. Today, we're travelling back in time

to see what dinosaurs that lived under the sea were like. You can find out more about one of the

most deadly creatures in Africa, and it's one that you won't expect either. And in a sec,

we'll chat to the inventors of a brand new way of travelling that could let you move

at up to 1,000 miles an hour.

First, though, it's an episode of Deep Space High as we travel to the smartest school in the universe

and join Professor Pulsar's class to find out how they get rockets into space.

Deep Space High, the universe handbook with the Science and Technology Facilities Council.

Jump onto a worm on and travel to Deep Space High.

The school is space, but hurry because lessons are about to begin.

Whoa!

Wait for me!

It's good to see that your universe handbugs are coming along nicely, so good work, class.

Today we'll find out that a rocket on its own isn't enough to take you on your adventures.

It needs something else. Any ideas what that might be? Um, someone to fly the rocket? Ah, not necessarily. Computers can pilot

rockets and spacecraft without anyone in the driving seat. Most probes are unmanned, in fact.

Alex, are you eating?

Sorry, sir.

I'm starving, and it's ages till lunchtime.

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