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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 4 MIN

Episode 47: The Sneaky Space Rock That Was Actually a Comet!

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**Title:** Wake Up Kids **Date:** Friday, the 17th **Description:** Calling all curious young scientists! Join host Ticky Tocket on this Friday, the 17th, for a brand-new episode of *Wake Up Kids*, the science news podcast made just for kids aged 7 to 9! Today, we are uncovering an out-of-this-world space mystery. Listeners will learn about a sneaky space rock named 1998 SH2 that had everyone fooled. For a long time, scientists thought it was just an ordinary asteroid. But when this rock started wandering off its expected path, they started asking questions—and discovered it was actually a comet in disguise! Grab your imaginary telescopes as we explore how scientists spotted a tiny tail of melting ice, proving that the sun's warmth is gently pushing it along like a slow-moving space rocket. Plus, Ticky Tocket shares a chilly, splish-splashy weather forecast for Lindfield to help you plan your weekend. Stick around until the very end for a wonderful thought for the day: always ask questions, even about things you think you already know, and remember to look for the hidden wonders inside everyone you meet! Tune in, wake up, and let’s explore the universe together! 🚀✨

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