Missing out on your summer holidays this year? Well, why not go on a sound journey with Maddie Mote and discover the exciting sounds of science and nature from the comfort of your own home?

In each podcast episode, Maddie is joined by experts to guide you on all kinds of journeys into a beehive down the plug hole or even up into a cloud.

And along the way, you'll help maddie create a new piece of music

made from the noises you discover listen out for interesting sounds as you go along you'll be going to

some very interesting places because sound explorers can go anywhere the first five episodes are

available to listen to now so what are you waiting for just search for maddy's sound explorers wherever you listen to your. So what are you waiting for? Just search for Maddie's Sound Explorers wherever

you listen to your podcasts. Hello, welcome along to the Fun Kids Science Weekly. My name's

Dan. Thank you so much for listening. Now, if you've been back to school this week or you're

not going back quite yet, I hope that right now you are ready to learn some really smart science stuff,

because this week we're talking about one of the stinkiest plants ever. You can also hear

about the race for hypersonic planes, and I'll answer some of the questions that you've left as

reviews over on Apple Podcasts. Today they're on paper, mosquitoes and your voice box. We'll get to those

in just a sec. First, let's catch up with one of our favorite geniuses on the show. This is

Karina and her superhero alter ego, K-mystery. K-mystery, elements in danger. Hi, Karina here. I'm pretty lucky to have a superhero alter ego

and one who knows all about chemistry

Isn't that right, chemistry?

Hey, chemistry? Where are you?

You're right, Karina.

Chemistry is the name and chemistry's the game.

I think I prefer the games on my tablet.

Without chemistry, there wouldn't be any tablets.

Did you know that some of the chemical elements we need to make things like tablets and mobile phones are in danger?

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