All right explorers. I'm a bit bored of life down here on planet Earth, so let's see what the universe can tell us.

It's time for a brand new Fun Kids Science Weekly.

My name is Dan, welcome along. Thank you for following, for streaming, for listening.

This is our band, our club of excited explorers. We search out all the science secrets that not many people know about this

week you can hear why the largest trees in the world are suddenly quite at home in the UK.

They were very well protected. They were kind of isolated on this this northwest coast of California in an environment where not there's no other

kind of predators and there's not much in the way of competition and so that

allows them to grow for a very very long time and that in turn allows any kind

of tree to grow particularly very large.

Also we've got a genius answering one of your questions.

It's all about oxygen in space,

or rather why there is an oxygen in space.

It gives out a little tiny bit of its weight and turns it into pure energy, which is what makes the fiery effect of the sun.

So if you've got the weight of two hydrogen atoms and weighed them, they'd be slightly

heavier than the helium atom. And the difference is the light and the heat that comes out.

And you can find out everything about a deadly plant that has an ingenious way of capturing prey.

It's all on the way in a brand new fun kids science weekly.

Let's kick things off with your science in the news

and your Easter egg might cost more this year.

You see most chocolate is made from cocoa grown in West Africa but a humid heat wave has blasted the crops. It's been boiling there and

it's means there's much less the farmers and

chocolat makers can use. Experts say that it's human-induced climate change.

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