Hello, welcome along to the Fun Kids Science Weekly. You've found the greatest podcast in the history of the universe. My name's Dan. Thanks for listening. Thanks for following us to. This week, we're looking at one of the scariest-looking beasts in the ocean. Also, you can hear about the biggest rocket ever. It's being built right now.

And I've got your questions, as always, the ones that you leave as reviews over on Apple Podcasts.

This week, it's on sleep, germs, and purrs too. We'll get to those after we travel to the smartest

school outside of the solar system.

This is Deep Space High. Deep Space High, space for all.

Jump into a whirlmore and travel to Deep Space High, the school is space. But hurry, because lessons are about to be in.

Whoa!

Thank you, really.

Morning class.

Right, who can remind us what we've learned about careers in space?

Sam?

That it's not all about rocket scientists, and that space is for everyone?

Correct!

Although rocket scientists are important if you want to get off the ground.

So today, um, tricks, why don't you get us started by telling us what your favorite subject is

and we'll see how you might turn your skills to the stars?

Well, my favorite subject is English. I especially love writing stories but space is more about facts, I guess, not fiction.

English is integral to space exploration and fiction has its place too. We need great science

communicators, people who can describe and report on missions and discoveries

in a way that makes other people keen to know more, especially young people who might want to work in space themselves.

Oh, that's like that magazine we get, Andromeda Express.

It's full of the latest cool of mecha news and spacecraft.

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