Hello, welcome along to the Fun Kids Science Weekly. My name's Dan. I guarantee you this is the cheapest way to explore the universe. I reckon it's probably the most comfy as well. Never actually been to space, but I reckon those clunky space suits they have to wear must be a nightmare to down on that. They can't be too nice on the body.

So all in all, this is the best way that you can learn loads more and actually see the

galaxy.

This week, we're chatting about a gene mutation that makes you stink.

Also, about a new petrol that could save the world.

And we've got yet more news about the Bloodhound car.

This is the UK's quest to make the fastest, to break the land speed record.

It's a bloodhound car, it keeps going wrong.

We'll find out what's happening this time.

In a little bit, first, let's get a lesson from the smartest school outside of the solar system

it's deep space high deep space high destination mars jumping to a lower home and travel to deep

space high the school is space but hurry because lessons are about to be in. Whoa! Thank you, really.

Here for, catch.

I said, catch.

All right, who's using a zero G frisbee in the lab?

Put it away and clean up that mess. I don't know.

I was just replicating a typical Mars landing, sir. Didn't you say most missions sent by Earth

have failed due to their landings? That's absolutely true. But a lot more thought goes into a

Mars landing than you flinging that thing around. Check out the screen. Space is hard and getting

to Mars is really hard. Over 50% of all Earth missions that have been sent to Mars have ended in failure.

The huge obstacle in exploring Mars is actually landing on the planet. How do they even decide on a landing

site? The surface area of Mars is comparable

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