Hello, welcome along to the Fun Kids Science Weekly podcast. My name's Dan. Thank you for finding us. Thank you for listening. This is officially the greatest podcast in the history of the universe. I've got the award and everything. And there are two pretty important people at this time of the year. You know, Father Christmas, obviously, with a big sack full of presents. And I know it's not very modest of me to say so, but the other is me with a podcast full of science stuff for you.

Thanks very much.

This week we'll take a look at one of the most remote feared tribes in the world.

Also, you can hear what is happening with the big iceberg that's floating across the sea.

And I've got some of your questions to answer as always.

This week, they're about dreams and about deadly poisonous things in the ocean. We'll check in

just a sec. First, let's catch up with one of the smartest schools outside of the solar system.

This is Deep Space High. Deep Space High, space for all.

Show me to learn on the Shal. deep space high. Deep space high, space for all. Shum to do away home and travel to deep space high.

The school is space, but hurry because lessons are about to be in.

Whoa!

Thank you, really.

Morning class.

Right, who can remind us what we've learned about careers in space?

Sam?

That it's not all about rocket scientists?

And that space is for everyone?

Correct.

Although rocket scientists are important if you want to get off the ground. So today, um, tricks, why don't you get us started by telling us what your favourite subject is and we'll see how you might turn your skills to the stars?

Well, my favourite subject is English. I especially love writing stories but space is more about facts, I guess, not fiction.

English is integral to space exploration, and fiction has its place too. We need great science

communicators, people who can describe and report on missions and discoveries in a way that makes

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