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Blast Off!

Blast Off!. Twinkle:Solo Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder what (z) you (z) are. Narrator:SOLO. “Houston Control, we’re ready for lift off!”. All:

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Blast Off!

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  1. Blast Off!

  2. Twinkle:Solo Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder what (z) you (z) are.

  3. Narrator:SOLO “Houston Control, we’re ready for lift off!”

  4. All: Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, Four, three, two, one, BLAST OFF!

  5. Blast off on a great adventure. Blast off! We’re gonna fly! Blast off to outer space. We’re taking off to the sky!

  6. Blast off to the moon and planets. Blast off! Shoot for the stars! Blast off! No stopping us. Flying to Venus and Mars.

  7. Looking at the sun and moon, Ev’ry day and night, Is the chance for ev’ryone To step right into the light! What a beautiful sight!

  8. Blast off on a great adventure. Blast off! We’re gonna fly! Blast off to outer space. We’re taking off for the sky! Watch out ‘cause we’re gonna fly!

  9. Scene 1: Hipparchus: Seven hundred and seventy two, Seven hundred and seventy three… Seven hundred and seventy four… Carl Sagan: Hey Hipparchus! What are you counting? Hipparchus: Stars. What else? Seven hundred and seventy four… Oh! Did I already say that? Sagan: I don’t know. Hipparchus: Argh!! One, two, three… Sagan: Well, that’s interesting. We already know that there are billions and billions of stars out there. Hipparchus: Oh yeah? And who are you? Carl Sagan? Sagan: Precisely! People have been counting stars before you or me, even if you were born in one ninety B.C.

  10. Galileo: That’s right my friends and I ought to know. I’ve been looking at stars from a long time ago. Hipparchus: Who are you? Galileo: Galileo is the name, so don’t lose hope. You can see a whole lot better with my telescope. Copernicus: Let’s study the solar system, but no need to fuss. I can help you out, for I’m Copernicus! Aristotle: Aristotle here and I’ve never felt worse. I thought the Earth was the middle of the universe. Sally Ride: Don’t worry, boys, I can straighten you out! If you want to know the answers, give Sally Ride a shout! All: Sally Ride?!

  11. Sally Ride: That’s right, fellas! I’m an astronaut. And since your time, we’ve all learned a lot! Sagan: We’ve learned that we all circle around the sun. And when it comes to moons, the Earth has only one! Moon: Hello, I’m the Moon, if you didn’t know. To the Earth, it’s always the same face I show. I’m one sixth the size of the planet Earth and covered with craters, for what it is worth. Sun: Yes! I’m the Sun, it’s clear to see. All of the planets go round and round me. I send out energy of heat and light To keep you warm and keep things bright. Newton: Let’s have a song from the Sun and the Moon. We’ll sing along, if you teach us the tune. All: Who are you?

  12. Newton: Newton’s the name, if you’re asking me. I came up with the laws of gravity. Moon: Gravity is something I barely provide but I have enough to bring in the tide. Sun: Well come on Mister Moon, let’s show them our best. I’ll start it off. You join on the rest.

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