A group of migrants need Starwhale's help to decide between two rockets for their journey. As he talks with the rocket builders he learns that one is a failure and the other is not... but what does it mean to fail? And which one of the builders do you consider the failure by the end of the story? 

Themes: 'Failure' as a Key to Progress and Innovation, Iterating, Persevering

A group of migrants need Starwhale's help to decide between two rockets for their journey. As he talks with the rocket builders he learns that one is a failure and the other is not... but what does it mean to fail? And which one of the builders do you consider the failure by the end of the story? Themes: 'Failure' as a Key to Progress and Innovation, Iterating, Persevering

A group of migrants need Starwhale's help to decide between two rockets for their journey. As he talks with the rocket builders he learns that one is a failure and the other is not... but what does it mean to fail? And which one of the builders do you consider the failure by the end of the story?&nbsp;

Themes: 'Failure' as a Key to Progress and Innovation, Iterating, Persevering

Ep.40 | Rocket 'Failure'

Come explore with Starwhale, a friendly giant whose curiosity takes him all over the known universe in search of adventures and discovery! These stories will help kids (and you, the parents and caregivers as well) get excited about the cosmos and our place in them. 

Through fun and approachable stories Starwhale explores the basics like gravity, planets, and asteroids as well as intriguing and theoretical topics like interstellar travel, time, dimensions, and astrobiology. Stories are geared toward the 4 to 12 yr old age group but are enjoyed by kids and adults of all ages--no astrophysics background required.

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Come explore with Starwhale, a friendly giant whose curiosity takes him all over the known universe in search of adventures and discovery! These stories will help kids (and you, the parents and caregivers as well) get excited about the cosmos and our place in them. Through fun and approachable stories Starwhale explores the basics like gravity, planets, and asteroids as well as intriguing and theoretical topics like interstellar travel, time, dimensions, and astrobiology. Stories are geared toward the 4 to 12 yr old age group but are enjoyed by kids and adults of all ages--no astrophysics background required. © 2021 All Content

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