Hello, hello, welcome along to the show. This is the Fun Kids Science Weekly, and my name's Dan.

This is the only show that uncovers all the secrets lurking inside the solar system.

Now, on the show this week, we'll talk about some spacecraft that's been floating through the solar system for over 40 years.

They've sent some pictures back.

We'll talk about them a little bit later on.

Also, we'll take a look at a snake that I don't think we've actually ever spoken about before,

which is baffling.

It needs to be on our dangerous down list because it's one of the most deadly beasts in the world.

And I've got some of your questions to answer to.

Today, they're all about skin and bones.

Before we get to that, let's dive inside the earth to see how it's made.

How's it made?

Oh, hello, Sir Sidney McSprocket here.

I've been in action-capturing facts all about manufacturing.

It's for this rather splendid stipendium I'm compiling. You just ask it how something is made

and it'll oblige with a fulsome explanation.

Now, we all love a good board game, but you'd be stuck without a dice.

These handy items help us determine the next move, and come in a multitude of colors, shapes, and sizes.

So, let's find out how dice are made.

Step one.

The first step is to choose the material.

Now, although you can get dice in all sorts of materials from fluffy fabric to wood.

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