[MUSIC PLAYING]
[CONTROLLER ON RADIO]
Hi, I'm Brielle.
And today we're going into outer space
at the California Science Center.
Take a deep breath.
[BREATHES IN]
In our solar system, we have eight planets.
Let's count them.
So there's Mercury, Venus, Earth.
That's us.
And can't forget Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
plus there's Pluto.
But they're' dwarf planets.
I'm moonwalking here.
This is a full sized model of the Viking Lander.
In 1976, the Viking Lander was the first ever USA spacecraft
to land on the planet Mars.
The Viking did three biology experiments
to look for proof of life on Mars.
That means aliens.
I am an alien.
This is a full-size scale model of the Cassini.
Here are some cool new things we discovered about Saturn.
It has 62 moons.
That's a lot of moons.
One of the coolest things that Cassini discovered
was evidence of liquid water on one of its frozen moons
because water is life.
Does this mean that there could be life on Saturn?
No.
Thanks for coming to outer space with me.
I hope you had fun learning, bye.
I am an alien.