The document describes a hypothetical trip through the solar system, beginning with a launch from Earth to the Moon. It then details brief stops at the International Space Station, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Halley's Comet, before returning to Earth. At each stop, 1-2 facts are provided about the celestial body and what activities might take place there, such as a moon rover race on Mars and timing how fast water evaporates on hot Mercury. The overall tone is lighthearted and aimed at entertaining children with ideas of space travel.

1. By Jordan and Lucas
If you come to space with us
you’ll have a paradise rush!

2. Lift off from…

3. Then we will travel to the moon.

4. Then we will land on the moon
The Moon is Earths only Moon. It has six times less gravity than Earth. The first man on the
Moon was in 1969. That man who was on the Moon was Neil Armstrong. He was on the
Apollo thirteen. Neil Armstrong died at age of 82.

5. We will know travel to the ISS.
“Here we are, the International Space Station”. Here we will test your
agility and play twister in 6x less gravity than Earth. We will also provide
an all day buffet.( NO SODA ALlOWED.) We will also provide portable
T.V. devices( only 2 channels because WE’RE IN SPACE).

6. Then we will travel to Mercury

7. Then we will arrive on Mercury
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun.
Earth’s moon is close to the size of Mercury.
Since the extreme tempetures we will bring a
bucket of water time how fast it evaporates.

8. Then we will travel to Mars.

9. Then we will arrive on Mars
Here we will have a mars rover race. We will also search for Martians because
over the past year there have been pictures of “Martians” multiple times.

10. Then we will travel to Jupiter

11. Then we will arrive on Jupiter
Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system. It’s the sixth planet from the
Sun. And it’s a gas giant. And it has the Great Red Spot on it. It is the Giant
of all Gas Giant.

12. Then we will travel travel to Uranus

13. Then we arrive on Uranus
First, don’t laugh. Second, it’s a planet. Scientist have a lot of theories
about Uranus and how its tilted. Some are that an astroid hit it.

14. Then we will travel to Halley’s comet

15. Then we will arrive at Halley’s comet
Some comets tails can be up to 60 million miles long. They can get to wicked
Temperatures. It takes 74 to 75 years for earth to see it.

16. Then we will be traveling back to Earth
Earth is the third planet from the Sun.

17. We will be still traveling to Earth
The Earth is 70% water and 30% land.

18. Then we will arrive back on Earth
Hope you have a good trip!

19. We will hope you enjoy your trip
We hope you come back next
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