Welcome along Explorer. My name's Dan. Thank you for being there. This is the perfect place if you're a bit bored of life down here on planet Earth because we're exploring the universe. It's a brand new fun kids science weekly. Fun Kids Science Weekly.

This is the Greatest Show in the Universe.

I have won that award four times every single year.

They give it to us out on Neptune. We search out all those science secrets.

This week you can hear how experts are trying to find the world's

loneliness tree a friend.

And it is so old, it's been around these sort of plant.

Cycles have been around since the time before dinosaurs.

And these are what a planet used to be full of cycads and these are what dinosaurs used to be

full of cycads and these are what a planet used to be full of circuits.

They may be what dinosaurs to feed on.

These are old ancient plants.

Also we'll head into space for this week's Battle of the Sciences

for a field that you've heard about, but how much

can you really say about astrophysics?

It's actually that drive of trying to answer questions which haven't been answered, which makes it so exciting.

And knowing that we still don't really understand entropy, we don't understand really how it connects at all to the quantum universe for example that's a big driver for me

being interested in the subject.

And we'll talk all about the best predator in the world in a brand new Fun Kids Science Weekly

Let's start with this week's science in the news and it turns out elephants have names. A new study from

from scientists in the United States has found that African elephants in Kenya will call

to their friends with individual rumbles and grumbles. Experts say it shows elephants use specific noises for individuals that they know.

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