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Hello, welcome along, it's a brand new episode of The Fun Kids Science Weekly,

the smartest show in the entire universe.

My name's Dan, thanks so much for finding us, for listening, downloading, streaming,

following. This is where we search out some of the science secrets lurking all around the

place, right to the far end of the galaxy, like the really freezing parts, and we just try and

explore and see what that means. This week, you can hear all about the hottest part of the ocean,

also why some smart scientists are trying to drill a hole into the south pole,

and we'll get an update on when humans are finally going back to the moon.

It's coming up. Plus, your questions today, they are on the poison, popping, and plates.

Right now, let's catch up with one of our favourite geniuses on the show,

that isn't me, isn't you? It's the Sydney McSprocket.

So Sydney McSprockets, great British Mimes.

Oh, hello, so Sydney McSprocket here, I wonder if you're like me,

as someone who's curious about the world, and who likes coming up with new ideas, if you are,

they're not alone. Britain has a proud history of great minds, and a proud history of celebrating them.

Back in 1851, a great exhibition was held in London to show the world all the latest

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