:00:07. > :00:12.Hi guys - Martin here telling you about the fishtank with a difference
:00:13. > 3:51:54and how to make paper out of poo. It's Newsround.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54and how to make paper out of poo. But first to exciting news about the
3:51:55 > 3:51:54possibility of the UK one day having its very own spaceport. The
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Government has backed the idea as part of plans to increase the
3:51:55 > 3:51:54British space business. Ayshah's been finding out more.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54The UK space industry is growing with the Government serious about
3:51:55 > 3:51:54getting more big projects based here. One idea is the possibility of
3:51:55 > 3:51:54a spaceport right on our doorstep. A spaceport is where we launch
3:51:55 > 3:51:54spacecraft. We might do that with rockets. Even more excitingly we
3:51:55 > 3:51:54might do it in the future with space planes which would take off like
3:51:55 > 3:51:54aircraft. We've never had anything like this in the UK before so it's
3:51:55 > 3:51:54tremendously exciting. The world's first commercial
3:51:55 > 3:51:54spaceport officially opened in the US state of New Mexico in 2011 -
3:51:55 > 3:51:54with the aim of eventually taking ordinary people, albeit very rich
3:51:55 > 3:51:54ones, up into space. It cost more than ?120 million
3:51:55 > 3:51:54pounds to build, so creating one isn't easy.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Well if you're launching space planes you need some really long
3:51:55 > 3:51:54runways so it'd look a little bit like an airport. You'd need the
3:51:55 > 3:51:54buildings to service the planes in. If you're launching ordinary rockets
3:51:55 > 3:51:54you'd need launch gantries much as you have in Cape Canaveral or in
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Kazakhstan where the Russians launch.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54So with that in mind where could we put one in the UK?
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Well if we're launching space planes and space rockets we need to launch
3:51:55 > 3:51:54them well away from populated areas so we need to think about the more
3:51:55 > 3:51:54remote areas of the UK. The North of Scotland is one of the
3:51:55 > 3:51:54areas being considered as a spaceport base.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54If it does go ahead, then a UK spaceport could happen as soon as
3:51:55 > 3:51:542018. Next, to the paper that's made of
3:51:55 > 3:51:54elephant poo. Keepers at a safari park in
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Indonesia have come up with an interesting way of recycling the 2.5
3:51:55 > 3:51:54tonnes of dung that the elephants produce every day. The dung's washed
3:51:55 > 3:51:54and boiled to kill all the germs and get rid of the smell, then it's
3:51:55 > 3:51:54added to waste paper and blended into sheets.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54The makers say it's eco-friendly and reminds people about elephant
3:51:55 > 3:51:54conservation and it's proving to be a hit with shoppers.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Next - doing the dishes or tidying your room is the last thing you want
3:51:55 > 3:51:54to be doing after school. Right? Well the Spanish government want to
3:51:55 > 3:51:54bring in guidelines that say all young people should help out round
3:51:55 > 3:51:54the house. And you've been telling us what you think.
3:51:55 > 3:51:54Craig says, "We should be allowed to enjoy being kids and not have to
3:51:55 > 3:51:54worry about work till we're at least teenagers."
3:51:55 > 3:51:54But Erin's told us "Children should do chores because it helps your
3:51:55 > 3:51:54parents." And finally, take a look at this
3:51:55 > 3:51:54smart tank that's driven by a fish. It's on wheels and got an in-built
3:51:55 > 3:51:55camera that detects the fish's movements and makes it travel