Earth To Luna

In this episode, Luna will learn all about how bees dance to communicate, primary colors, how bananas grow, the twinkling stars, and Saturn.

In episode two of season one, Luna will learn about the lifecycle of kale and other leafy veggies, what causes that earthy smell after rain, and more.

In this episode, Luna will learn about how ferrets see differently from humans, how butterflies use their feet to "taste," the basics of flight, Mars, and how saltwater fish stay hydrated.

In this episode, Luna will learn about why ants are so strong, shooting stars, icebergs, how dough turns into bread, and modern dinosaurs.

In this episode, Luna learns all about gravity, lightning bugs and why they flash their lights, snails and their homes, the earth's rotation, and rainbows!

It’s nearly lunchtime in Luna’s house 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?

What exactly causes that just rained smell?

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?

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 Happy Tails 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?

Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde 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 in the garden, the curious trio’s attention is drawn to something rather unexpected and exciting… a little baby bird’s first flight! Which gets Luna wondering, just how did that baby bird learn to fly?

It’s summer and Momma and Daddy 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?

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 the treats away. But how can such little itty bitty ants carry such big 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!

One sunny morning, Luna, Jupiter and Clyde are in the backyard racing boats in their little play pool. As the race reaches its climax, Clyde’s boat suddenly runs into trouble and sinks. What’s happening here?

Over at the bakery, Luna and Jupiter enjoy some of Newton’s famous sweet bread rolls, the baker keeps on baking. As they examine the dough, Luna begins to wonder: how does this gooey stuff turn into big fluffy bread?

Transformed into dinos, the trio enters into a Jurassic world in search of answers.

Luna, Jupiter, and Igor are all enjoying some ice cream cones at Newton’s Bakery as they check out Igor’s out of this world sticker astronaut sticker album.

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, on and off.

While playing with their mollusk friend, Jupiter suddenly sneezes one of those great big dramatic sneezes, sending Shelly back into her shell for cover.

No one’s quite ready for night to come and call it a day out in Luna’s backyard, they’re having too much fun helping daddy in the garden. But as they watch the sun set, they find themselves with another mystery: Where does the sun go when night time comes?

Playing and singing along with their musical friend, Tom, in the backyard, the trio is 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?

It’s a beautiful day for a picnic in the park with momma and daddy. As the family sits down to eat, Luna accidentally sends her orange rolling down hill. She races after it, but isn’t able to get to it in time and it ends up in the lake.

In this episode, Luna learns all about why bubbles are always round, constellations, cats and their whiskers, what makes hot air balloons go up, and why the ocean is salty.