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# If you've got a question and you don't know where to go

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# Ask Nina for some help Cos she's got a science show

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# She makes sense of our senses while helping all her fans

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# By doing her experiments with potions and with bangs

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-# Touch your tongue

-Tongue!

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-# Fingers

-Fingers!

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-# Eyes.

-Eyes!

-Ears.

-Ears!

-Nose.

-Nose!

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# Nina and the Neurons find out what you need to know

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# Nina and the Neurons find out what you need to know

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# Luke, he helps us with our eyes and Felix with our touch

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# Ollie sniffs out smells And Belle, she hears so much

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# Bud is Ollie's brother He helps us with our taste

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# They're Nina's little Neurons And they're coming to your place!

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-# Touch your tongue

-Tongue!

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-# Fingers

-Fingers!

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-# Eyes.

-Eyes!

-Ears.

-Ears!

-Nose.

-Nose!

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# Nina and the Neurons find out what you need to know

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# Nina and the Neurons find out what you need to know

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# Oh, yeah! #

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Whoop! Whoop!

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SHE LAUGHS

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Oh, hi, there. I'm just back from holiday. I had a great time.

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But I've got to sort everything out for my washing.

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Jeans go into the dark clothes pile.

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Coloured tops go in here.

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And white things go into this pile.

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I do wish there was a quicker way to sort different things.

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BEEPING

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I hear a beep, I see a flash, I wonder what they're going to ask.

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-ALL: Hi, Nina.

-Hi, guys.

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We've got a question for you.

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How do our suitcases get on the right plane at the airport?

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Great question.

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How do our suitcases get on the right plane at the airport?

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And I've just come back from holiday, so I'd love to know how.

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Come to my workshop and we'll investigate.

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ALL: See you soon, Nina! Bye!

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Bye!

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I'm going to need some help to answer this one,

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and I know just who to ask.

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OK, Neurons, time to get to work.

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ALL: Neurons at the ready, Nina.

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OK. Today's question is,

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how do our suitcases get on the right plane at the airport?

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Which Neuron will be most useful to help us find the answer?

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ALL: Me! Me! Me! Oh, me!

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Will it be fabulous Felix?

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I can help so very much, if you need the sense of touch.

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Will it be beautiful Belle?

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I send messages to brain from ear. If there's a sound, I'll help you hear.

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Will it be lovely Luke?

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For looking and seeing, day or night,

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I'll help you with your sense of sight.

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Will it be awesome Ollie?

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If it's pongy or whiffy, but you can't tell,

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-my messages help your sense of smell.

-Or will it be baby Bud?

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Sour, salty, bitter or sweet, I'm your taste buddy, whenever you eat!

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It's Felix!

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CHEERING

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Go, Felix! Go, Felix! Go, Felix! Go, Felix! Go, Felix!

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Go, Felix! Go, Felix!

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Marvellous. A little touch can mean so much, Nina.

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Today's question is,

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how do our suitcases get on the right plane at the airport?

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Since we move a suitcase with our hands,

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Felix, the touch Neuron, will be helping us.

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But stand by, Neurons, I may need help from all of you.

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I need to get the workshop ready before the Engineers arrive.

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Joe likes going to school. Lewis loves cars. Maisie likes ballet.

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I took a suitcase on holiday.

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I don't take the suitcase on the plane.

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Where does it go?

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So, today, for one day only,

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Joe, Lewis and Maisie become the Engineers!

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-Hi, guys.

-ALL: Hi, Nina.

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Welcome to my workshop. Thanks for your great question -

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how do our suitcases get on the right plane at the airport?

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To find out the answer, let's start by using our senses.

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Whoo-whoo! A senses experiment! We're ready, Nina!

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Oh, and there's my suitcase that I had on holiday.

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I should move it out of the way.

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SHE GRUNTS

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Oh, dear. Oh!

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I need to find a better way to move this heavy suitcase.

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Can you see anything that might help me?

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What about the wheels on the suitcase, Nina?

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Oh, yes, I could roll it, instead of pushing it. Let me try that.

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Oh. Oh, that's much easier.

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And it's just given me an idea

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to show you how bags are moved at an airport.

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Can I ask you to lie down, please?

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There you go.

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And can I ask you to hold this?

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SHE LAUGHS

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-OLLIE:

-I hope that isn't heavy.

-Don't worry.

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The block is made of light foam.

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But it's true, you should never lie under heavy things.

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OK, guys, I want you to roll this way

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and we'll see what happens to the block of foam.

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Ready, steady, roll!

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Go, go!

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NINA LAUGHS

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Well done, guys! You can stop there. Up you get.

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That was great, and the block of foam moved with you.

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That's because you were moving like a conveyor.

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A conveyor makes it easier to move heavy things.

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And I've got one over here, which I'll show you. Follow me.

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It's like lots of wheels all next to each other.

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So can I ask you to push my suitcase along the conveyor?

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Keep an eye on the rollers.

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-FELIX:

-They hardly need to push it, Nina.

-I know.

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So what did you notice about the rollers?

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-They all go the same way, Nina.

-That's right.

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The rollers all move the same way, just like you all moved the same way

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when you were rolling under the block of foam.

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So can I ask you to push this suitcase along the conveyor again,

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but this time just push it halfway and then let go?

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-It's stopped, Nina.

-That's right, it did stop.

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It only moves when you pull or push it.

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So we've discovered that wheels make it easier to move heavy things

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like my suitcase and so does a machine called a conveyor.

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Engineers needed to work out how to move heavy suitcases

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without having to push every one along the conveyor.

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So let's roll along to a place where we can see lots of bags

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to find out more.

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Hmm. Where do you think we're going today?

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-BUD:

-Nina said it was somewhere with lots of bags.

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Maybe we're going shopping. I love sniffing out a bargain.

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-FELIX:

-We'll soon find out. We've arrived!

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-So, Engineers, where do you think we are?

-The airport, Nina.

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Right. People come here to get on aeroplanes

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so they can fly away on holiday.

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LUKE: I can see lots of people with heavy suitcases, Nina.

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-I wouldn't like to lift all these bags.

-No, that would be hard work.

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With so many bags here,

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the airport needs machines like conveyors to keep them moving.

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-Can I check this bag in, please?

-Yes.

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Oh, thank you.

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We've got permission to follow my suitcase through the airport.

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So let's go.

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Here's my suitcase!

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-Now, did you notice anything about it?

-It's moving on its own.

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That's right. Nobody is pushing it.

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This conveyor can move lots of heavy bags and suitcases all at once.

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Let me show you how it works.

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So, a conveyor has rollers inside it

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with a belt that goes around the rollers.

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Motors turn the rollers around, which moves the belt.

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Oh, this actually reminds me of another experiment, so let's go.

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This is a pretend conveyor.

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Now, Maisie and Joe, you are going to turn the rollers towards me,

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and, Lewis, you're going to put the boxes onto the belt.

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So, three, two, one, go!

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Oh, very good.

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BELLE: It's working, Nina! Just like the real conveyor.

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OK, guys, stop, everyone. OK, let's do it one more time.

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Joe, have your hands by your side and don't touch the handle.

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Maisie, can you turn the handle on the roller towards me? Go.

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Keep going.

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LUKE: It's still working, Nina.

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Right. Instead of turning all the rollers in a conveyor,

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only one needs to turn to make the belt move.

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So we've learnt that a conveyor moves heavy things

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without anyone pushing them, even if only one roller is turning.

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Now we know how our suitcases move around the airport,

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but we don't know how they get onto the right plane. Let's find out.

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This is where the airport sorts all the suitcases

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and the slides take the suitcases to the right planes.

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LUKE: Those red lights point at the conveyor.

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Maybe they're party lights!

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Uh-uh! Uh! Uh-uh! Uh! Uh-uh-uh!

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Sorry, Bud, they're not party lights.

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-There's your suitcase, Nina.

-So it is.

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I'd best get it before it goes on a plane.

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-OLLIE:

-Nina, your suitcase has a label on it.

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Yes, Ollie. That's how the conveyor knows where to send the suitcases.

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Every single suitcase gets one of those labels put on it.

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Now, you might have seen labels like these on other things, like...

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Oh, cereal bars.

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There are red lights in supermarkets that read this

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and tell how much it costs.

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The red lights here at the airport do the same,

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but they tell the conveyor which way to send the suitcase.

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The red light is like the conveyor's eyes?

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Yes. Watching the conveyor has given me an idea for a final experiment.

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So let's go, Engineers.

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We are going to play a sorting game.

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These boxes are the suitcases and they have labels on

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to tell us which plane they need to go on.

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Some have sunshine labels and they need it go on that plane -

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they're off on a beach holiday. Lovely.

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Some have snowflake labels and they need to go on that plane -

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they're off on a snowy holiday, to somewhere cold.

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You guys are like the red lights that read the labels.

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You need to send the suitcases down the right slides

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to the right planes. So are you ready?

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-ALL: Yes!

-OK. Let's go.

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Come round, guys. You were great at sorting the suitcases. Well done!

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ALL: Yeah!

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Your question was,

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how do our suitcases get onto the right plane at the airport?

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I think we've answered it.

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A machine called a conveyor can help move things,

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without anyone pushing them,

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thanks to a big belt that's stretched across its rollers.

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We discovered that labels on suitcases

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tell conveyors where to send them to get onto the right plane.

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-So I hope that's answered your question.

-ALL: Thanks, Nina.

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You're welcome.

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# Nina and the Neurons! #

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SHE LAUGHS

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To know more about the science and engineering around us,

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visit the Nina section on the CBeebies website. Have fun.

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-# Pulling.

-Pushing.

-Twisting.

-Mixing.

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-# Drilling.

-Squeezing.

-Floating.

-Go engineering

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# Go engineering!

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# When you need to fly it Make it, shape it

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-# Go engineering

-Go engineering!

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-# When you want to build Go engineering

-Engineering!

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# When you've got to solve a problem but you don't know how to do it

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# It's time to go engineering

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# Engineering!

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# When you want to lift it Stick it, pop it, bend it

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# It's time to go engineering

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# Engineering!

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-# Go engineering

-Go engineering!

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# When you need to fly it Make it, shape it

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# Engineering!

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-# Go engineering

-Go engineering!

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# When you want to build Go engineering

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# Go engineering! #

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It's been a marvellous day. That conveyor belt was WHEEL-Y good!

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I've had a brilliant day, hearing how conveyor belts can move heavy things,

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like Nina's suitcase.

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I've had a fabby day!

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The sorting game with the suitcases was really fun!

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Remember, engineers help to build the world around us.

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They make things work and use science to solve problems.

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-See you again soon. Bye!

-Bye, Nina!

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