Hello, welcome along, welcome back. Welcome to the show. It's the Fun Kids Science Weekly. This is

guaranteed, guaranteed, this is the only show that takes you around the universe, unveils all the

secrets of the galaxy, and plonks you back when you were in about half an hour's time. My name's

this week. We're talking about the largest marine

reptile that's ever lived. We'll also chat to an explorer who's trying to save the planet. This

woman is incredible, right? She grew up surfing in Hawaii. She searched for Yetis in Nepal when

she was seven. She's climbed inside volcanoes and now she's trying to rid the planet of plastic.

She's on the show in a little bit.

Also, we'll find out what's happening under the seat in Antarctica.

And I've got your questions on the way, as always.

This week, they're about the universe, eyebrows, and clouds.

So we're covering all bases this week on the Fun Kid Science Weekly.

First, let's kick it off with something brand new for us.

This is Professor Hallex talking about pathology.

Professor Hallex's pathology puzzles with the Royal College of Pathologists.

You're not still watching that silly old show, are you?

What is it? Time Stop, Crime, Cop.

No, it's Time Cop, Crime Stop. Totally different.

Time Cop solves all the mysteries.

Looking at the evidence, how did the puzzler die?

Who committed the crime?

Who ate the pie?

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