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is rising into the atmosphere to become clouds again and that's it for the water cycle summary, let's review what we learned. about the water cycle there are four stages of the water cycle condensation collection of precipitation and evaporation condensation is when water vapor floats in the sky to create clouds precipitation is when water falls to the ground as in rain sleet collection of snow or hail Evaporation is where the sun's rays heat the water to turn it into vapor and that vapor rises to the sky to become clouds. Wow, thanks to Peck's water cycle research. I think all these clouds mean it's about. to rain, I was right, I better come in now, bye guys, remember you will always be happy to bring this up. bye bye, the sun is a yellow dwarf star that is in the center of our solar system, the sun is a giant ball of super hot gas, hey guys. astronaut ryan let me teach you all about planets first let's start with the sun it's not actually a planet it's a star so all those stars you see are exactly like this the sun is a yellow dwarf star that is in the center of our solar system the sun is a giant ball of super hot gas all the planets orbit or revolve around the sun in this way do you know how many planets there are?

There are eight planets in our solar system, let's learn the names in order Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn and Neptune Well then what is the order of the planets? it's mercury venus earth mars jupiter saturn uranus and neptune here's a trick forRemember the order, how do you remember the planets again? My excellent mother just served us noodles. You're ready to eat, Ryan, yes, after she learns about the planets. Okay, I'm not going to wait for you, so here's what each letter represents. very for venus excellent for mother earth for mars only for jupiter it worked for saturn us for uranus and noodles for neptune here is also a very fun song to help learn the planets this is the song of the planets if you know the order sing the planets They revolve around the sun Mercury is number one Venus is number two It's too hot for me and for you Earth is the place to be It's planet number three Now let's learn a little

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of Jupiter and is known for its giant size Saturn is the one with rings it is number six in the order seven is the planet with ice it is Uranus and it has been on its side the number eight called Neptune is the last and it is blue this is the song of the planet now you know the order sing mercury venus earth mars jupiter saturn uranus and neptune mercury venus earth mars jupiter saturn uranus and neptune ready to learn some fun facts about each planet with me let's do it the first planet that is also the closest to the sun is mercury and it is also the smallest planet.

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about Mercury. Thanks Ryan. I am very excited to share some facts about the planets. Let's start with Mercury. Mercury is the smallest planet, it has no moons or rings even though Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun. only the second hottest planet a whole year on mercury requires only 88 terrestrial things the second planet is venus peck tell us more about Venus Do you know that one day on Venus the last 243 Earth days Venus is the second brightest object in the night sky only the moon? It is brighter due to its harsh atmosphere Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system The third planet from the sun is the Earth It is also my favorite because we live here Ok peck, it's your turn to tell us some curious facts about the Earth The Earth is The only known planet that supports life, seventy-one percent of the Earth's surface is covered by one, although three percent is fresh water, therefore two percent is frozen in layers of ice and icebergs.

The next planet is Mars, it is also sometimes called the red planet because it appears red from Earth. Okay, package, now tell us some fun facts. Mars is known as the red planet because of its reddish appearance. Unlike other planets, there are signs of liquid water on Mars, meaning it could perhaps one day support life. The fifth planet from the Sun is Jupiter. It's also the largest planet in our solar system, okay crack, can you tell us some fun facts about Jupiter? Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. It is mainly composed of gas and is therefore known as the gas giant.

The great red spot is a huge storm. on Jupiter, which is the size of three Earths, this is the sixth planet from the Sun, it's Saturn and you see its rings, they're actually made of millions of pieces of ice. Well, fun facts, Saturn is another gas giant, it has the largest. rings that are made up of pieces of ice and dust saturn has 82 wounds the seventh planet from the sun is a race and appears to turn sideways and peck will tell you some more fun facts about uranus uranus is not visible to the naked eye and is the first planet discovered through the use of a telescope it is known as an ice giant planet although it is not frozen the atmosphere is full of ice crystals the eighth planet from the sun is neptune and since it is so far from the sun it is very dark and cold here and it rains diamonds, cha-ching, okay, Pep will tell you some more fun facts about Neptune.

Neptune is the most distant planet from the sun. A Neptune year lasts more than 165 years on Earth. All the methane in Neptune's. the atmosphere gives it its blue color wow,

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about the planets was fun ryan see you later recap time how many planets are there in the solar system there are eight is mercury venus earth mars jupiter saturn uranus and neptune all these planets orbit or circle the sun like this it is a year 365 days some planets orbit the sun super fast like mercury it only takes 88 days since it is the closest already there some planets take a long time to orbit the sun like neptune takes 16,190 days to orbit the sun it is still going it is still going march keeps going that was so long so what's the order again it's mercury venus earth mars jupiter saturn uranus and neptune my excellent mom just served us noodles okay guys thank you for

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all about the planets with me remember always be happy and get up hey guys, today I'm helping my parents clean and throw all this in the trash, wait, ryan, those are recyclable, really, yes, oh yes, some paper goes in a paper and plastic van, but mommy, I know it's good to recycle.

But what other things can we do to save our planet? Good idea Ryan, I'll show you. I'll be right back. Did you know that wild rainforests are tall, dense jungles with half of the world's plants and animals and polar ice caps are huge glaciers? of ice containing 93 of fresh water here on earth the wild rainforest and polar caps are essential to planet Earth and they are in big trouble there are over 30 million species of plants and animals in the wild rainforest hey, We are in the rain forest and look, there are animals like fish, birds and orangutans that help spread the pollen throughout the rainforest so that the pollen can produce all kinds of plants and these rainforests have 70 of the plants that we use in medicine Phew, there are a lot of really important reasons.

Why do we need the rainforest? But did you know that there are currently only 28 wild forests left in the entire world? So if we don't help, the rainforest could disappear. Oh goodbye, rainforest. No, we don't want that. So what if? We let the rainforest disappear number one, the animals can't pollinate the plants, that means we won't have any more plants number two, then the plants wouldn't exist, goodbye, plant number three, then we wouldn't have plans to make our medicine, oh. No, what could we do to help? I know one thing we can do is build a home for animals that are migrating.

Come on, so if you put a birdhouse like this here, it will be a big help for the birds that are migrating. We can help. They get to where they need to go next and it will make their job easier to travel and pollinate plants oh look, we also need the rainforest to help us keep the ice sheet from melting. Rainforests are full of trees that clean our air by converting carbon dioxide. which is what we exhale in oxygen, which is what we need to breathe and if we have too much carbon dioxide in the air, the temperature of the planet will increase.

Look, it's getting warmer and when the planet's temperature rises, the ice cover will increase. it melts into the ocean and then the ocean level will rise oh no the water is rising oh let's go out then what will happen if we let the ice sheet melt? Number one, water from the ice sheet will drain into the ocean. Number two, the ocean level will rise. the rise and land number three around the coast and the lane at sea level will be covered that would be a lot of water but don't worry one of the things we can do is plant our own tree oh come on so planting trees like this helps so much the ice sheet like the rainforest, this tree here will help convert carbon dioxide into oxygen, just like all the trees in the rainforest, it's something everyone can do, even you, thank you for helping me plant a tree.

Now is the time to take a pop quiz. one, how many species of plants and animals are there in the forest? Is it 30 million? Is it b

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or is it c zero plants and animals in the rainforest? Did you guess it? There are 30 million different plants and animals in the rainforest, that is a lot, question number two, where do we get 70 of the plants that we use as medicine? Is it the rainforest, is it the rainbow or is it the ice? Did you guess it? 70 of our plants that we use as medicine question number three, how do trees clean the air around us? in oxygen you got the correct answer is c trees help clean the air by converting carbon dioxide, which is what we exhale, which is what is not really good for our body, into oxygen, which is what we need to inhale in our body. survive, congratulations, good job and if you guessed wrong, you can try again next time, so now that we learned a lot about ways to save the planet, let's go back and tell Ryan, I hope you learned a lot of ways to save the planet . the planet, goodbye, remember or stay happy and get up, goodbye, I'm going to go save the planet more, just one more piece, yeah, oh, yeah, what's going on a little bit, I know it was a bad earthquake, mommy, but what causes earthquakes, good question, what and what.

It's an earthquake, right, I'll explain it to you, okay, I'll be right back, where did mommy go? Wait, hello, did you know that that earthquake means that there is a sudden and violent shaking of the ground, but what makes the ground shake is because I? I'm jumping up and down or it's because the Earth is getting bigger and bigger or it's because the Earth is made of plates sliding on hot molten magma. Yes, it's true, the Earth is like this orange inside. soft and filled with liquid on the outside the orange peel is like the earth's crust the earth's crust is divided into what we call tectonic plates look, they come back together along the cracks in the tectonic plates is where the earthquake occurs very good, huh?

You know, the place where earthquakes occur is called faults. There are three different types of faults that make earthquakes happen one, two, three. Let's demonstrate how all this happens. Are you ready? Imagine that these puddings are like the inside of the earth. The pudding is like magma look how shaky the rice crispy treats are like the earth's crust the first type of fault is a transform fault this means that the plates slide and slide over each other so the second type of fault is Called a divergent fault this means that the plates separate from each other and the third type of fault is called a convergent fault.

This means that the two plates push against each other. This is how mountains and hills happen. Those are the three types of faults that cause earthquakes. Did you feel like it was a real earthquake? I wonder how big it was. Did you know that earthquakes can be measured? They get points according to their strength and go up to 10 in what is called the richest. scale, the higher the number, the stronger the earthquake, so an earthquake that measures 2.5 is smaller and doesn't cause as much damage, but an earthquake that measures 8.5, wow, see that's a lot of damage?

Now that we have all this incredible knowledge about earthquakes it's time for a pop quiz, are you ready? question number one why earthquakes happen a is it because the change of season b is it because the earth is very dull or is it because look, the earth is made of plates that slide around on hot molten magma that's right, the answer is c the earth is made of plates that slide on hot molten magma question number two how many types of faults are there a is ten b there are three types of faults or c a hundred types of faults that's right, the answer is b, which is three, there are three types of failures, final question number three, how large is the richest scale? toten, b, one or c, a million, that's right, the answer is a, which is ten, the richest scale.

It ranges from one to 10. Yes, good job, you answered all the questions correctly and if you didn't, it's okay, try again. Good job, thanks for trying now that we learned a lot about the earthquake. There's one coming, so you better go tell Ryan, okay, okay, every man in the stable, so Ryan, that's how the earthquake happens, that's cool, mommy, I hope an earthquake doesn't bring down the tower, wow this is huge and giant that's cool Ryan oh hey guys hey this is really cool. Sorry, okay guys, thanks for watching quick daddy, quick daddy, I know, thanks for watching our

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I hope you enjoy it and learn a lot about earthquakes for now, bye.