Once upon a time, there was a planetarium where all the planets and stars came together to have debates about their existence. One day, a supernova named Stella exploded and created a lot of debris. The planets were tasked to classify what kind of debris it was.

The planet Earth, who was very knowledgeable in physics, brought forward a piece of debris and claimed that it was made of stardust. But Mars, who was known for being argumentative, disagreed and said it was just ordinary rocks.

A debate erupted, and the rest of the planets and stars gathered to watch. The debate went on and on until finally, they realized that they were all made of the same stardust.

From that day on, the planets and stars worked together to study astronomy and learn more about their universe. They had many adventures and discoveries, but they always remembered to work together and have fun.

The end.

Reflections

-What was the debate about in the planetarium?
-What did the planets learn about the debris from the supernova?
-Why did the planets and stars start to work together?
-What is the importance of working together and having fun while learning about astronomy and physics?