Hello, welcome along to the Fun Kids Science Weekly. Welcome back. My name's Dan. This is the show where we inspect some of the most jaw-dropping secrets lurking all around the universe. We'll travel all around the galaxy, a few more as well, and we'll get you back in about half an hour's time, if that's

all right. This week, we'll look at one of the most dangerous foods in the world. Also,

why scientists think they're closer to making endless, clean energy. And we've got your

questions, as always. This week, they're on spots, elephants and mosquitoes. That's

coming up after we head to the smartest school outside of the solar system. This is Deep Space

High. Deep Space High. Space for all.

Jumped to your way home and travel to deep space high. The school is space.

But hurry, because lessons are about to be in.

Whoa!

Make you relief!

Hi Quark.

Are you ready for the match later?

Find your boots in the end?

That must be a relief. bit hard to shoot a goal in

the Galactic Junior League final when you're missing four of your six football boots

I wish I was good at stuff like you I just know I'm gonna end up back on earth

when I'm older working in a boring job whilst you're holding the Galaxy Cup I

can just see it now.

Come on, Sam. Everyone's good at something, and there's a place in space for all.

Who'd like to show Sam how their interests at school can lead to a job in space?

Well, you'll think I'm nuts, but I like maths.

Yep, you're nuts, all right, Aurora. Maths is complicated equations and difficult sums.

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