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    Fun Kids Science QuestMIDWEEKLY: How Long Does It Take To Climb Mt. Everest?🏔️🥾
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    MIDWEEKLY: How Long Does It Take To Climb Mt. Everest?🏔️🥾

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    © Fun KidsLength 11 min7 January 2026Episode 494ScienceUKEpisodic

    MIDWEEKLY: Why Is The Ocean Salty? 🌊🧂

    MIDWEEKLY: Why Is The Ocean Salty? 🌊🧂

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    This Week’s Big Questions!

    You’ve been sending in your brilliantly curious questions, and this week…

    🤧 Raphael wants to know: Why do we close our eyes when we sneeze?🌀 Sam is wondering: How many dimensions are there?😮‍💨 Ell asks: Why do we wheeze?🏔️ Chiara wants to know: How long does it take to climb Mount Everest?🐘 Cameron is curious: Why do elephants have trunks?

    Plus ,Professor Pulsar teaches Sam all about the structure of our planet and finds out that the earth’s crust is not made up from jam or cats!

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