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Some days feel very long on Earth. But imagine if you lived on Mercury where a day lasts much much longer! Shall we find out what a day on Mercury is like little explorer?
Executive Production: Lorna Clarkson
Host: Amy Taylor-Kabbaz
Editing and Sound Design: Max Gosford
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Unlock every episode, ad-free, on this podcast and more with Kinderling Premium. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts or kinderlingkids.com/premiumAnts look fragile and small, but they are soooo much stronger than you think. Just like you Little Explorer. Shall we shrink down and visit our little creatu…
Have you ever seen a red star when you look up into the night sky? Well that is the red planet Mars! But is it embarrassed? Or sunburnt? Shall we float up to find out little explorer?
Executive Production: Lorna Clarkson
Host: Amy Taylor-Kabbaz
Editing and Sound Design: Max Gosford
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Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system. But would we ever want to go there for our summer holiday? Lets go find out little explorer.
Executive Production: Lorna Clarkson
Host: Amy Taylor-Kabbaz
Editing and Sound Design: Max Gosford
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Is the Milky Way really made of milk? If we run out of milk on Earth, can we go there to get some for our cereal? Lets pack our breakfast bowls and go find out little explorer.
Executive Production: Lorna Clarkson
Host: Amy Taylor-Kabbaz
Editing and Sound Design: Max Gosford
See omnystudio.com/l…
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