03/09/2016 Newsround

Afternoon guys.

I'm Naz - it's Saturday and you're watching Newsround.

We've got plenty coming your way.

The Strictly stars tell us about their dancing mishaps!

And feeling hot - the three bears caught taking a cheeky dip!

First up - we're taking a look at Jupiter like it's never

been seen before...

These spectacular pics have been sent back by NASA's Juno spacecraft,

which is orbiting the biggest planet in our Solar System -

on a mission to uncover the secrets of the gassy giant.

Well earlier I spoke to scientist, Dr Jonathan Nichols,

who's worked on the mission, and he told us what the new images show.

So these pictures are taken from the Juno spacecraft over

the poles, so we are getting great images of the swirly storms and not

the usual stripy bandy structure that we usually see on Jupiter.

There has also been some other pictures which are

incredible, aren't they?

Yes, we have seen some great infrared images of Jupiter,

where we have seen how hot it is and we have seen some

great auroral images, the Northern lights on Jupiter.

And Juno has also picked up some sounds, let's have a quick listen.

HIGH-PITCHED NOISES.

What are we hearing there?

We are hearing the sound of Jupiter's magnetic

field is wobbling.

They are radio waves, just like radio waves transmitting

this television signal, that have been converted to sound,

just like your television converts radio waves into sound,

so that we can hear what Jupiter's magnetic field

is doing, wobbling around.

So you have seen lots of new pictures, lots of sound

there as well, what are you learning from all this new stuff

that is coming in?

We're learning about the formation of Jupiter and that is really

important for the formation of the solar system as a whole

4.5 million years ago, the formation of our planet as well.

That is such exciting stuff and as a scientist you must be

really excited by all this?

I am absolutely over the moon.

It is fantastic and we have got 37 orbits of Juno now,

it is going to take lots of great science.

And then at the end of the mission it is going to dive into Jupiter's

atmosphere and burn up.

Next - Tropical Storm Hermine is moving over

America's east coast, after battering

the state of Florida.

Emergency crews have been working to help people affected.

One person has died and thousands of homes have

been left without power.

Forecasters say Hermine is set to bring high winds and heavy

rain to the east coast.

They're hard to see but you can probably find them

in your bathroom at home.

Microbeads - tiny plastic pieces are found in things

like toothpaste and shower gel.

Now the government says they'll be banned by next year.

Here's Jenny to explain what they are and why

people want them gone.

Microbeads, they are tiny balls of plastic smaller

than five millimetres, roughly the size of a grain of sand.

They are used in things like shower gels, face wash and toothpaste

to help add extra scrub.

But many people, including a group of British MPs, want

them banned.

Why?

They say trillions of microbeads end up in the world's oceans,

lakes and rivers and that harms the sea life who

eat them by mistake.

They reckon a shower can lead to 100,000 plastic

particles entering the ocean.

Many companies have already taken steps to remove microbeads

from their products but campaigners say that a worldwide ban is needed

to make a difference.

Your wait is over - the new series of Strictly launches tonight!

15 celebs will be hitting the dance floor, but not

before giving our Ayshah all the backstage goss.

MUSIC: Uptown Funk.

And that is our very own Ore, well he used to be,

we'll claim him as ours.

Walking down the Strictly red carpet.

Can't wait to watch him!

I split my trousers.

That was on day one.

These ones are intact.

Oh, you did.

Oh!

I am a bit worried about the ballroom.

My back needs to be slightly straighter, it is really hard

to stand in that stance for quite awhile, so I need to work on that.

So I am quite worried that one.

No one has ever text me that, Greg you are great dancer.

Have you thought about dancing?

That is kind of a problem.

Yeah, I think so, yeah.

Doing a dance show is generally a problem.

Oh, I always trip.

Yeah, all the time.

When I am in heels, I always trip, I am looking behind me

to see if anyone saw.

You will see me doing the Bruno Mars performance,

Uptown Funk on the X Factor.

All I can say is body lotion, or oil, pink tracksuit, gold chain,

that is all I will say for now.

I had a split in the trousers.

I was dancing and the trousers just split open.

Are you going to be as mean as you always are?

Yes, I am, as a matter of fact.

I am going to be as honest as...

I try not to be mean.

It is just some dancing really irks me.

And I think it is really important to tell them so.

My advice is always go in, work hard and have

a good time with it.

Don't get too stressed and neurotic about it.

Put the hours in, work, listen to what the professionals

are teaching you, but enjoy it.

And finally, remember the story of Goldilocks and the three

bears, well check this out.

People in California in the US were taken by surprise

when they spotted three bears taking a dip in a swimming pool!

The bears were eventually chased back into the woods

by a neighbourhood dog.