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All right, hello, my name's Dan.

Welcome to another episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly.

We've got a world space week special this week.

Everyone all over the globe, they've been celebrating everything

amazing and mind-blowing that's in the universe. So we've got a space expert on the show in a little

bit to answer your questions. Also, we're learning about what happens when planets go on

the run in this week's Dangerous Dan. And we'll talk about how World War II affected the way space around the UK still feels.

Very quickly, I want to say hello to Isaac B,

to Tristan, to Yousaf and Kenz, who are in Dubai as well.

Thanks for listening, and thank you so much for sending in

all your amazing science questions to the show

through the iTunes podcast store. We've got questions for everything in there from

leaves to human cells and how many we've got in our bodies to the very formation of the world.

Now I promise, guys, I am doing my best to get on some genius science experts to come on the show

and to answer those questions for you in the next few weeks. If you want to get involved,

if you've got a science question that you really want answered by a proper, smart, genius expert,

you need to go through me first. The best way to do that is to leave your question as a review on the

iTunes podcast store. So open that up, find the Fun Kid Science Weekly. When you've got that,

leave us a review, drop us your name, give us five stars if you fancy, then there's a little

comment box in that you can write your science question and I'll see it and I'll get it

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