Hello and welcome along to a brand new episode of The Fun Kids Science Weekly.

My name is Dan. Thank you so much for being there. You've stumbled upon the smartest show

in the history of this here solar system. Thank you for listening, for following,

for subscribing and telling everyone you know about the greatest podcast in the world,

in the universe. We search out all the science secrets lurking around the solar system.

This week, that adventure takes us under the ocean, we're chatting to Anna, who is from

ocean travellers. They are a team of people who look at where creatures move under the sea,

and Anna's task is looking at their eyes.

We're I can gouge eyeballs out of fish and look at their ear bones to track their movements using

basically the chemicals that they eat and drink. Also it's back to the game show this week with

another episode of techno mums tech trivia. This time it's all about energy.

Next question, name a tech job that's all about getting the most out of energy.

Power engineers, they design engines that use less fuel or run on different types of fuel,

like electricity instead of petrol diesel.

And I've got your questions as always, this week they are on names and where humans might

move to if we get the chance. Stick around for that, it's a brand new episode of The Fun Kids Science

Weekly. Let's kick things off this week with your science in the news. Now you might have seen

this, the first full colour pictures from the new James Webb Space Telescope have been released.

Finally, this is the huge telescope with a mirror, the size of a football pitch. We've spoken

about it loads over the last year, it was shot up into space, they took time unraveling the mirror,

making sure the light and the telescope was in place, it's looking at the oldest stars in the

universe and this new picture does not disappoint. It's the deepest picture of the universe yet.

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