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In tonight’s premium bedtime story for kids, we’re attending a very special event in outer space- the Cosmic Ball! The planets are all dressed up, and ready to party.
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Narrator 🎙️ Abbe Opher
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Speaker 1: preview of this very special episode. Every year, at about
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Speaker 1: this time, for as long as the universe has existed,
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Speaker 1: and that is of course a terribly long time. Indeed,
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Speaker 1: the planets get together for their annual party. They invite
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Speaker 1: the comets and the constellations, the moons and the meteors,
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Speaker 1: but they're really all side shows. For it's the planets
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Speaker 1: that are on this occasion the true stars of the show.
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Speaker 1: A few years ago, invitations were sent out to the
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Speaker 1: newest beings floating around in the sky, the spiky satellites,
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Speaker 1: but they were never particularly pleasant individuals, all boasting about
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Speaker 1: how much information they could send and how quickly, and
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Speaker 1: not at all focused on being beautiful and peaceful, drifting
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Speaker 1: through space on a path decided millions of years ago.
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Speaker 1: There are times when there are more shooting stars in
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Speaker 1: the night sky than any other night, when stars fly
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Speaker 1: across the sky and then drop and disappear forever. There
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Speaker 1: are times when the Northern Lights dance greener and pinker
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Speaker 1: and brighter than ever before, swirling and whirling in huge
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Speaker 1: swoops across the snow and ice of the Arctic Circle.
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Speaker 1: There are times when the full moon is somehow larger
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Speaker 1: than ever, a vast disks of blue hued light floating
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Speaker 1: through the dark sky. And when all of these come together,
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Speaker 1: when the shooting stars and the northern lights and the
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Speaker 1: full moon are all simultaneously at their biggest and brightest,
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Speaker 1: their best and boldest, that is when the planets are
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Speaker 1: getting together. The planets arrive in the same order as
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Speaker 1: they line up from the sun, with that same sun
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Speaker 1: now a deep red of a sunset slipping over the
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Speaker 1: horizon at the end of the day, announcing their arrival
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Speaker 1: at the gathering. The first is little Mercury, sliding in
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Speaker 1: from the shadows in a silvery dress that floats around
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Speaker 1: her in wisps and worlds. She's followed by Venus, dressed
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Speaker 1: in white, her wedding gown that drift slowly in the
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Speaker 1: strange winds of the universe. There's Earth, who is of
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Speaker 1: course in the bright blue of her oceans and the
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Speaker 1: deep green of peaceful lands. Mars is in a deep
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Speaker 1: dusky red dress, the same color as the darkest cherries
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Speaker 1: found hidden in the deepest forests. Neptune and Urinus follow,
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Speaker 1: each clad in blue, one light, one dark, each shimmering
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Speaker 1: and shining as they line up to be presented to
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Speaker 1: the party. Jupiter and Saturn have perhaps the most glamorous
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Speaker 1: of the dresses, with ornamental belts picked out in reds
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Speaker 1: perpetual meandering motion. Finally, it comes Pluto, the smallest of
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