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Hello and welcome to a brand new episode of the universe's greatest podcast because it's the only

show that tries to search through the secrets of the whole thing.

It's the Fun Kids Science Midweekly.

My name is Dan. This is a quick,

bite-sized science special every Wednesday. You've been sending in your questions. Thank you so

much for that. This week, they're all about the Earth and the solar system. You can hear my

theory on how our planet was made, what's in the center of the whole thing, and how long it would take Neptune to orbit the sun.

Hi, Dan, my question is, how did life on Earth begin? Thank you. Thank you, Andrew. How did life begin on Earth? Well,

if I knew that, I would be much more powerful than I am right now.

Will, if anyone knew that, we've got a good idea, though. Scientists can never properly find out

because this happened four and a half billion years ago. That's when it all kicked off.

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