"Small actions—like a tiny space nudge, sharing a sky video, or cheering as a team—can add up to big changes over time."
Ask the class before watching:
"What’s an example of a small change (in science, sports, or your own life) that could make a big difference later?"
The path something takes as it goes around another object in space.
If an asteroid’s orbit changes even a little, it can end up in a very different place years later.
When something passes in front of a star and briefly blocks its light.
Scientists watched a stellar occultation to see the star blink and learn exactly where the asteroid was.
A space rock that makes it through the air and lands on Earth.
If a meteorite is found, researchers can study it like an old clue from the beginning of our solar system.
When someone with experience helps someone else learn and grow.
The team’s mentorship night helped younger players practice skills and feel confident on the ice.
Have students answer these questions after watching the episode.