Scientists and leaders of a trapped planet work against the clock to find an escape. Their solution, although promising, scares even Starwhale. What follows is harrowing story of near-extinction, massive explosions, and bravery. 

This is part two of a two-part series; see Ep.44, The Steel-Curtain Sky, for the first half of the story. 

Themes: Kessler Syndrome, Planetary Climates and Cooling, Improvising, Bravery

Scientists and leaders of a trapped planet work against the clock to find an escape. Their solution, although promising, scares even Starwhale. What follows is harrowing story of near-extinction, massive explosions, and bravery. This is part two of a two-part series; see Ep.44, The Steel-Curtain Sky, for the first half of the story. Themes: Kessler Syndrome, Planetary Climates and Cooling, Improvising, Bravery

Scientists and leaders of a trapped planet work against the clock to find an escape. Their solution, although promising, scares even Starwhale. What follows is harrowing story of near-extinction, massive explosions, and bravery.&nbsp;

This is part two of a two-part series; see Ep.44, The Steel-Curtain Sky, for the first half of the story.&nbsp;

Themes:&nbsp;Kessler Syndrome, Planetary Climates and Cooling, Improvising, Bravery

Ep.45 | A New Sky

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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