Show Notes
Join Cosmo, a curious boy who loves the night sky, on a magical rocket ride through the solar system! When a glowing Star Keeper named Stella lands in his backyard, Cosmo visits Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, learning why each planet is unique. In this educational bedtime story for kids ages 5 to 10, children learn about the planets, the greenhouse effect, craters on the moon, why stars twinkle, and the amazing fact that every one of us is made of stardust. A gentle, wonder-filled adventure that turns science into a lullaby.
CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Opening 0:09 - Welcome and Introduction 0:50 - Cosmo and the Night Sky 2:15 - The Rocket Ride Begins 3:30 - The Moon and Venus 5:00 - Mars and the Asteroid Belt 6:30 - Jupiter and the Great Red Spot 8:00 - Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune 9:30 - Why Stars Twinkle 10:30 - You Are Made of Stardust 11:30 - Goodnight and Lesson
TOPICS: space, planets, solar system, astronomy, science, stars, moon, rockets, stardust, night sky
Age Range: 5-10 years
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