The Rise and Fallen Stars Filled Sky

Natalie Tute: That gives me an idea. Maybe the planets could help us fall asleep. We can go to outer space and count the planets.
J.J. Tute: Yeah, that will make Rocket so tired he'll fall asleep for sure. There are nine planets in outer space,.
Pedro Tute: If we count all nine planets, I promise you'll fall asleep
Susie Tute: you guys know that art, it’s "The Scream" by Edvard Munch, he made that artwork 
Bob Tute: Rocket, put out your back up booster. We have to break through earth's gravity. Go, go, go! 
Peter Tute: Now we can count the planets that represent 9 spiders. So where do we start?
J.J. Tute: The first planet is near the sun.
Natalie Tute: Look, look, look, there's the sun.
Pedro Tute: Do you see a planet near the sun? You do? Where is it? Yes, you found it. That's the planet Mercury.
Susie Tute: Don't worry, guys, we’ll count the planets so you can fall asleep. We counted four planets.
Pedro Tute: I wonder if that made a rocket and one spider fall asleep. Come on. Let's go see.
[They land on Mars]
Natalie Tute: His lights are turning off. His antenna is sagging. Do you think Rocket is sleeping? No. He's not sleeping yet.
J.J. Tute: We only counted four planets. We need to count all nine planets that represent 9 spiders.
Natalie Tute: Look, look, look, that's the biggest mountain I've ever seen! That's Olympus Mons, the biggest mountain in the solar system.
All: Whoa.
Susie Tute: Amazing. [hears music] I hear something and it's coming from way up there. It's a Mars rover.
[Mars rover jingling fearfully]
Susie Tute: Mars rover sounds worried. Something must be wrong.
Natalie Tute: I see what's wrong, look!
Pedro Tute: Oh, no, it's a dust storm! it's heading this way.
[Mars rover jingling]
Peter Tute; Mars rover is telling us to come to the top of Olympus mons! Then we'll be safe.
[Rocket changes into a bulldozer and climbs]
Pedro Tute: Uh-oh, Olympus Mons is getting steeper!
Natalie Tute: And the dust storm is getting closer! We have to help Rocket climb faster.
J.J. Tute: I have an idea. I can play a climbing song to help Rocket climb faster.
[Plays piano]
J.J. Tute: It's working! The climbing song is helping Rocket go faster. But we have to go faster. The dust storm is almost here. I need you to help me play the climbing song so rocket can go faster. Can you play the piano, like this?
[Piano playing]
Pedro Tute: Great. You're doing it. But the dust storm is almost here. Play louder! 
All: Crescendo! (Theee times)
Bob Tute: Fantastic. That dust storm can't get us now!
J.J. Tute: You did an awesome job playing piano, guys.
Susie Tute: Mars rover, thanks for warning us about the dust storm.
[Mars rover jingling]
Peter Tute: Hey, guys. Maybe all that climbing made Rocket fall asleep.
Susie Tute: His lights are turning off. His antenna is sagging. Do you think Rocket is sleeping? No. He's not sleeping yet.
Bob Tute: The only way to make Rocket sleep for sure is to count all nine planets. Let's go team!
all: Thanks Mars Rover. Blast off!
Pedro Tute: Something is very wrong here!
Susie Tute: Oh-no, we're stuck in one of Jupiter's swirling winds! We need to fly back and forth through the wind to get out of here.
J.J. Tute: I have a plan. I can teach Rocket a swirling wind dance. That will help him fly through this swirling wind. Can you wave your arms over your head to the music? Wonderful. We're flying through the swirling wind.
Susie Tute: It worked. The Rocket flew through the swirling wind! Hooray. Way to go!
Peter Tute: Uh-oh, Now we're stuck in a different wind. It's a rolling wind. Come on. Can you roll your arms? Stupendous.
Bob Tute: It's working. Rocket is flying through the rolling wind.
J.J. Tute: Uh-oh, more swirling wind! Do the swirling wind dance, guys.
Susie Tute: We made it through Jupiter's winds!
Peter Tute: I cannot believe it! You were fantastic. Listen. Rocket sounds very quiet. Maybe all that flying made him fall asleep.
J.J. Tute: His lights are turning off. His antenna is sagging.
Bob Tute: Do you think Rocket is sleeping? No. He's not sleeping. The only way Rocket is going to sleep is if we count all nine planets.
Susie Tute: Let's go for it. Rocket, zoom back to the sun.
Bob Tute: Yes! That was Perfect! You counted all nine planets!
Peter Tute: And listen, His lights are turning off. Which means 9 spiders were sleeping
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