Earth To Luna!

After arriving home from ballet, Luna decides to have a little snack in the backyard. When she, Clyde, and Jupiter notice one bee, and then another, and then another attracted to her sweet snack, they realize the bees must communicate in some way, but how? Together, this trio will investigate this mystery and discover the waggle dance.

Luna is finishing a beautiful painting of her backyard one sunny afternoon. But when she goes to paint her sun on the clear blue sky, something strange happens. Instead of a bright, golden yellow, her sun comes out green! Together with Jupiter and Clyde, Luna dives into her painting to find out just how yellow became green.

While planting Luna's bean sprout experiment that she's just brought home from school, the trio start thinking about other things it might be fun to plant and grow in daddy's garden, like bananas. But how to grow when they can't even figure out where the seeds are? It's time to explore the garden a little more up close, and discover just how new banana plants take root without seeds.

While star gazing one night and pondering the wonders of the night sky, Luna decides there's one thing she's just gotta know: Why do the stars twinkle? Are there millions of little twinkle lights in the sky? Or is there something more to it? It's an interstellar adventure for Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde as they search for the answer as shoot off into space and discover the true nature of stars.

While taking a look through Luna's telescope, Jupiter spots a planet that seems to be playing one of Luna's favorite games, hula-hoop! Upon closer examination, they find that it's Saturn and its rings, which gets them thinking. Is it possible to walk on Saturn's rings? It's time for Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde to turn into their very own planets and find out what's happening here.

It's nearly lunchtime in Luna's home and her mother is preparing a scrumptious meal. Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde are shocked to find that all that's left of an enormous bunch of kale is this little plate full. What's happened to all that kale? It's an all new adventure in the world of culinary science for the trio as they try to discover what's behind the mystery of the disappearing kale.

It's a good thing Luna's wearing her favorite rain boots as a sudden shower comes along while everyone's playing in the yard. But as quickly as the rain came, it's gone, leaving behind another intriguing question for Luna, what exactly causes that just rained smell? Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde are going to have become radishes to dig into this mystery and find out just what's going on.

It's a sunny, hot afternoon and everyone's drinking quite a bit of water. But when mom jokes about not drinking too much or there won't be any left for rain, it gets Luna thinking. How does the water become rain? To find out just how it all works, Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde decide to become little drops of water and dive into the world of water.

It's a full moon and a dog howling in the night sends Jupiter and Clyde scrambling for Luna's bed. As she tries to calm them down and explain all about the changing moon, she realizes she doesn't really understand much about it herself. Its straight to the moon for the curious trio as they seek to understand why the moon changes every night.

One cold wintery day, Luna notices something weird happening in her house. Something is causing all the bathroom mirrors and windows to fog up. But what's stranger still, after Jupiter's soapy artwork filled bath, his drawings on the window are the only place that no longer fog up! What's happening here? What makes the mirror fog up and what's so special about Jupiter's soapy drawings?

It's grooming day for Clyde, which means it's off to visit Dr. Jane over at the pet shop. While they wait, Jupiter spots a poster of animal eyes, which gets them thinking: How does the world look through Clyde's eyes? When their colorful experiment doesn't give them the answers, there's only one thing to do, time to become ferrets themselves and take a look through a ferret's eyes.

Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde are enjoying themselves following a little butterfly as it flutters about the garden. But upon closer examination, they notice something quite curious, the little butterfly seems to be rubbing her little feet on flowers and rubbing her hands together. And they've just gotta know, what's going on here?!

When Jupiter's paper airplane lands by a birds nest, the curious trio's attention is drawn to something unexpected and exciting: a baby bird's first flight! Which gets Luna wondering, just how did that baby bird learn to fly? And how do birds fly anyways? They're going to have to fly into their imaginations and become little baby birds themselves to get the answers they're looking for.

When looking through their telescope gets Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde no closer to answering all their questions about Martians and life on Mars, the gang is going to have to become robots and explore Mars alongside the famous mars rover - Curiosity.

It's summer and Mom and Dad have taken the trio to the beach. As the day heats up, Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde refresh themselves with some nice cold coconut water. As they drink they find themselves wondering, do fish drink water? Do they drink from all that water surrounding them or do they have special drinking water? Time to make believe and dive into the ocean to get to the bottom of things.

Clyde's ferret cookies are mysteriously growing legs and walking away! Upon closer examination, Luna and Jupiter discover that it's actually little ants that are carrying them away. But how can such little ants carry such big pieces of food? Upon transforming into little ants themselves, the gang discovers what's behind the ants' amazing feats and how they use teamwork to get large pieces.

On a particularly starry night, Luna, Clyde, and Jupiter are in the backyard, star gazing, when something truly incredible happens - they see a shooting star! Together with her little brother and super ferret friend, Luna has just gotta find out where shooting stars land. As they search the galaxy as shooting stars themselves, they're going to learn things aren't always as they seem.

One sunny morning, Luna, Jupiter and Clyde are in the backyard racing boats in their play pool. As the race reaches its climax, Clyde's boat suddenly runs into trouble and sinks. What happened? Maybe a whale sunk this sailor's boat. Or maybe it was an iceberg? But what exactly is an iceberg? On this chilly adventure, they're going to discover just how cool those ice giants really are.

Over at the bakery, Luna and Jupiter enjoy some sweet bread rolls. The baker gives his two customers a little raw dough to check out. As they examine the dough, Luna begins to wonder: how does this gooey stuff turn into fluffy bread? It's time to become sweet bread rolls and find out how this works. They'll find out about the secret most important ingredient in making fluffy bread so fluffy.

It's an extra special day - Zoo day! Besides having all sorts of amazing animals, Jupiter is especially excited about checking out the zoo's new Dinosaur exhibit. But when the discover that the dinosaurs are all really just statues and robots, Jupiter finds himself doubting that dinosaurs ever really existed. Transformed into dinos, the trio enters into a Jurassic world in search of answers.

Luna, Jupiter, and Igor are enjoying ice cream cones as they check out Igor's astronaut sticker album. But when Jupiter's ice cream falls to the ground, the gang is brought back to Earth. Why do things always fall straight to the ground. Why don't they fall up? Or even sideways? They will learn a little bit about gravity on Earth, the moon and how it all affects their day to day life.

It's dusk and the stars are emerging in the sky. Luna, Jupiter and Clyde are enjoying a breezy evening in the backyard when they come across a little lightning bug flashing its light on and off. The trio is intrigued and wonder why it is that lightning bugs flash their lights. They'll find their answer as little lightning bugs in another exciting musical make believe, full of twinkling lights.

In this foggy day Luna, Jupiter and Clyde are having fun taking care of Luna's pet snail, Shelly. While playing with it, Jupiter suddenly sneezes one of those big sneezes, sending Shelly into her shell for cover. They start wondering what it might be like in Shelly's house. Does she have a TV? Video games? It's time to become snails and find out what goes on inside a snail's shell.

Playing, dancing and singing along with their musical friend, Tom, they caught by surprise by a sudden rain shower. Over just as quick as it began, the rain leaves behind something even more surprising: a rainbow! But what is a rainbow? And where exactly is it? Can you ever actually reach the rainbow's end? In a colorful make believe, the trio learns up close and personal what causes rainbows.

No one's ready for night to come and call it a day out in Luna's backyard, they're having too much fun helping dad in the garden. But as they watch the sun set, they find themselves with another mystery to solve: Where does the sun go when night comes? The trio transform into space rockets and fly off in search of answers. They are amazed to find out its actually the Earth that's moving!