All right, Explorer, if you're like me, you're a bit bored of life down here on planet Earth.

So let's mix things up. Let's travel through space in a brand new Fun Kid Science Weekly. My name is Dan. This is the show that discovers everything secret odd and strange across the universe.

We learn all those science secrets that no one else has told you before.

This week we'll learn how trees manage to stay alive and they breathe just like us.

A tree has on its leaves these tiny microscopic organs called Stomatic.

They take in gases and they release gases. So this is a really beneficial

process not only for the tree to get nutrients, but for humans as well.

Also our battle to fight. but for humans as well.

Also our battle to find the greatest science around takes us to a teeny tiny level.

We're looking at the building blocks of all life with molecular biology.

So we want to know their shape, we want to know how they fit together with each other,

and we want to know what it is about their shape or their fit that makes them do their job.

And the most stunningly strange creature ever is the special star on our dangerous dad list.

It's like something from Doctor Who you'll want to hear all about this in a brand new Fun Kids

Science Weekly.

Let's start with your science in the news then. The internal parts of a prehistoric creature,

the size of a seed have been revealed in astonishing detail.

Researchers used powerful x-rays to scan a fossil that's 520 million years old even before the dinos.

Now the results show its microscopic blood vessels and nervous system.

This thing is tiny and it's a peak inside the body of one of the earliest ancestors of modern insects and spiders and crabs.

It was found in the fossil in a pile of prehistoric grit during a study of a half billion year old rock that was found in the north of China

and experts are amazed because the chances of finding and being able to do this was almost zero.

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