Hello, welcome along. It's another episode of the famous Fun Kids Science Weekly podcast.

My name's Dan. Thank you so much for giving us a listen, a stream, a download and a play.

We've got sort of a spacey theme going on today. I mean, not officially spacey, but there's a lot of

spacey stuff that's happening. We will be chatting to someone from one of the most famous science families ever.

Her name is Lucy Hawking.

Have you done the maths inside your head?

She's Stephen Hawking's daughter.

Stephen Hawking, one of the most famous scientists ever of history, at least of the 20th and 21st century.

Anyway, she's written a brand new book with the help of her dad and a ton of other scientists as well,

and it tries to answer all of your questions about space and the universe and everything,

and she will be on this show in a little bit to tell us more about it.

I'm also going to get her to answer one of your questions as well.

So if you've been onto the Apple podcast store and sent us something spacey, she might be answering it for you.

We're not just looking up from the earth either.

We're also going to drop down into it.

We're looking at the deepest hole that we have ever made on this planet.

And I will also answer some of your questions.

Today, they're all about bees and eye colour.

First, let's start and get into space, shall we?

Let's get an episode from the smartest school outside of the solar system.

This is Deep Space High.

Deep Space High, destination Mars.

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