Hi, welcome geniuses, explorers, and the curious, this is the Fun Kids Science Weekly.

My name is Dan, thank you so much for being there. Every week we take a quick spin around

the solar system. We're really the only podcast to take you all around the hidden spots

of the universe and get you back in under half an hour, I'd say. We leave no science

stone unturned this week. We'll chat to a genius scientist called Cindy Ford. She's got

a book out about what you can do right now to save the world.

I wrote the book so that we could focus on the things that we can do, rather than the

things that we can't, because if we do certain things now, we can look forward to a world

with a much brighter future.

Also, we'll have another catch up with Amy's aviation, Amy is a genius who knows everything

about planes and this week she'll tell us what would be different about this planet

without planes.

If you wanted to visit Australia without a plane, well, you need to find a boat and it

would take you a month.

And I've got your questions, as always, this week they are on diamonds and spinning planets

and why one of them does it differently to the rest. Find out more, it's a brand new

fun kid science weekly.

Let's kick things off with your science in the news.

A piece of space rock that fell in the copswolds in the UK suggests that the earth's water

came from outer space.

Researchers analyzed part of a meteorite that came to a place called Winchcom, it's in

Gloucestershire, all the way from the outer solar system and it contains water, not only

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