Right then. Hello, how are you doing? My name's Dan. This is the Fun Kids Science Weekly,

officially, uh, certificatedly, the greatest podcast in the history of the universe. I've got the

award and everything. Got a medal, shiny medal is hanging up in my toilet right now. Uh, thank you for

listening. This week, we'll look at one of the

deadliest plant poisons in the world. Also, you can hear how scientists think they've

solved one of the biggest mysteries in the universe and will answer your questions. The ones that

you have sent over to us on Apple Podcasts this week, it's all about what makes old people a little bit wringly.

Also, why there is less air higher up in the atmosphere, and we'll look at how diamonds are made.

So that's coming up.

Stick around first.

Let's try and help some of our alien friends get back home.

This is N&G on the Science Weekly.

N&G's Energy Challenge.

G, is that you?

I don't know what happened. I was just making a little earth snack with the toasty burner thing of a jig.

And the toast got a bit stuck, so I used these barbecue tongs to get them out.

And...

Next thing you know, you've got an electric shock.

That's what, dearie me, G, it's a wonder you ever graduated from Zog Space Cadets.

Electricity loves to travel through metal objects.

That's why you must never poke metal things into electrical items or plug sockets.

Well, we don't have toasty burners on Zog. Even still, I think you need a reminder about

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