"Curiosity and practice help people explore new worlds, understand patterns in the sky, and improve skills through teamwork and effort."
Ask the class before watching:
"Whatâs something youâve explored or tried to get better atâhow did you use observation, practice, or teamwork to make progress?"
Chemistry is the science of how different materials mix and change.
Dragonfly will study Titanâs chemistry by sniffing the air to learn what the moon is made of.
A constellation is a group of stars that makes a picture or pattern in the sky.
If you can find the Taurus constellation, you can use it like a map to help spot the sideways âVâ of the Hyades.
Binoculars are a tool you look through to make faraway things appear closer.
With binoculars (and an adultâs help), the Hyades stars can look brighter and easier to connect like dots.
A relay is a race where teammates take turns and pass an object to the next runner.
In a relay, a smooth baton handoff can matter just as much as running fast.
Have students answer these questions after watching the episode.