Happy Meal just got a cosmic boost

because the Super Mario Galaxy movie has landed in cinemas

and Mario hasn't come alone.

There's a whole galaxy for your little ones to discover.

Some fun, some food, it's all inside this Happy Meal.

Until the 4th of May from 11am, includes one preselected book or toy whilst talks last.

Well, hello, Explorer. What a joy it is that you've popped along.

You've joined me on an awesome adventure through the universe. We are discovering secrets no one

could dream of. My name is Dan and it's a brand new science quest. This week on the smartest show

in the solar system, we're looking at your skeleton.

You are carrying 206 bones in your body every day, but have you ever wondered why?

Bones themselves aren't just scaffolding. They're also really important to our function.

So in the core of bones, there's what's known as

the bone marrow. And that's a really important site of a process called hematopoises or blood cell

production. Also thinking of bones, we're looking at a creature that uses its ribs as a weapon, and we're exploring

a science that tackles one of the biggest questions of all, is there life elsewhere in the

universe?

I'd really like to know what it looks like underneath the ice of the icy moon of Saturn called Enceladus,

I would like to know what the ocean floor looks like and whether or not there's any life there.

It's all on the way in a brand new science quest.

Let's start with your science in the news then. Not a brilliant one to kick us off because the Earth's climate is more out of balance than at any other time in recorded history. That's what the world meteorological organisation has said. They've warned that our planet is gaining much more heat energy than it can release, mainly caused by gases that trap the heat.

And this excessive energy, it's heating the oceans to new height and it's still melting the

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