Throughout 2015, Planet Pailly is embarking on a grand voyage of the Solar System. We’ll be visiting the Sun…
… and Saturn…
… as well as Earth and the Moon…
… and all the other planets.
We’ll drop by Pluto too, I guess.
Even if you think you know outer space well, you might find that our Solar System—our own neighborhood—is more mysterious and wonderful than you’d ever guessed.
Here’s our mission itinerary:
- January, 2015: The Sun
- February, 2015: Mercury
- March, 2015: Venus
- April, 2015: Earth
- May, 2015: The Moon
- June, 2015: Mars
- July, 2015: The Asteroid Belt
- August, 2015: Jupiter
- September, 2015: Saturn
- October, 2015: Uranus
- November, 2015: Neptune
- December, 2015: Pluto/The Kuiper Belt
So I hope you’ll join me for Planet Pailly’s special 2015 Mission so we can all learn more about the Solar System together!
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