Ahoy, hello, welcome along, it's the part of the week, where we travel all around the

universe keeping our ears, eyes and minds open to learn some of the secrets of science.

This is the fun kid science weekly, my name is Dan, thank you so much for being there

for going on this journey with me, this adventure all around the solar system discovering

those science secrets lurking within. This week, we'll hear more about the science

of Christmas just a few weeks away. We'll learn how Santa's sleigh gets to fly.

Simple physics dictates that a good flying sleigh is going to need some wings if you want

to visit all the children of the world in one night, not that sort of wings.

Also, we're speaking to an absolute legend on the show today, so excited to get him on

for you. Satoni Robinson is one of the country's most famous actors. He presented a show

called Time Team as well, traveling all around the world, digging into the ground to solve

mysteries of the past, and he's been thinking about climate change.

So they all seem to be different things, and then gradually, over the years, they all

sort of glued themselves together, and they became this one thing called, I suppose,

global warming. There is all that and loads more with a brand new

fun kid science weekly. Let's start things off with your science in the news.

Brilliant news to get us going. NASA's Orion capsule has splashed down after a 26-day

mission around the moon. It went over a million miles. The capsule had a fiery reentry through

the Earth's atmosphere before splashing down into the Pacific Ocean. Now, this was a test

flight with no people on board. It just went up there to almost scan the lunar surface

to see good places that we might go in the future. Now, that will change next time because

NASA is planning to send it up again in 2024 with astronauts in it before they try and

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