This week the award winning show hosted by Molly Oldfield, author of four books including Everything Under The Sun - a curious question for every day of the year is at Soneva Fushi in The Maldives! It's a live recording filled with all the children on the island as well as resident experts!Hi I'm Molly! Thanks for listening to the podcast! I had so much fun recording it with the children and experts on Soneva Fushi in the Maldives! Thank you to Malsa and Shizna the barefoot booksellers on the island for inviting me, to Ultimate Library and to everyone at Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani for inviting me and looking after me and my family so well! I've loved being a writer and podcaster in residence! Please can I come back every year... : )Our experts this week are visiting astrophysicist and analogue astronaut Sarafina Nance who has been in a Mars simulator and knows all about life on Mars! We also have Rio and Morgane who look after the marine life and coral at Soneva Fushi. They're all here to answer children's questions!The questions we tackle include:Why do fish have gills? Asks Charlotte, 7, Australia – answered by Rio, marine biologist Soneva FushiWhy do some people want to live on Mars? Arlo, 5, England answered by Sarafina Nance astrophysicist and analogue astronaut who has lived in a Mars simulatorHow many stars are in this galaxy? Asks Zoya, 7, India answered by Sarafina NanceHow did the Maldives form? Asks Lidewij, 7 from the Netherlands answered by Morgane the marine biologist at Soneva FushiHow big is a Megaladon? Asks Audrey, 3, Australia answered by MollyWhy is Venus hot? Asks Jahan, 4, India answered by SarafinaWhat is the biggest planet in space? Charlotte, 7, Australia answered by SarafinaHow did the storm on Jupiter form the big red dot? Asks Arlo, 5 from EnglandWhat is the biggest coral in the world? Charlotte, 7, Australia answered by Morgane, Soneva Fushi's marine biologistI hope you love the show! It was so much fun to make it live in Soneva Fushi!Sending sunshine,Love Molly x Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.