Neptune
You’d think a planet named for the Roman god of the sea would be covered with nothing but oceans! In fact, scientists aren’t exactly sure what lies beneath Neptune’s frigid … Continue reading
Uranus
Woodward’s spaceship blunting through the solar system is getting close to the outer limits as he nears a planet that rotates like no other. Uranus tilts so far on its … Continue reading
Saturn
Our journey with Woodword continues as we race to the most unusual and one of the most beautiful planets in our solar neighborhood. Named in honor of the Roman god … Continue reading
Jupiter
Did you know planets can be giants? Jupiter is so gigantic that 1,000 planets the size of Earth could fill its giant tummy! Because it’s bigger than any other planet, … Continue reading
Martian Mission
Onward with Woodword to the fourth planet from the sun and one of Earth’s closest neighbors. Mars—and its imaginary Martians—has captivated Earthlings for centuries. A rusty red surface puzzled sky … Continue reading
Earth
Woodword continues his solar journey through the solar system, but this week lands on a familiar and friendly place—our Earth! There are plenty of things to appreciate about our home … Continue reading
Hello Venus
Astronaut Woodward has steered his spacecraft to fly near Venus for a closer peek at Earth’s nearest neighbor. Although lovely to look at, Venus is a dangerous and deadly place … Continue reading
Meet Mercury
The sun’s closest neighbor, planet Mercury, is a solar system marvel! Lacking atmosphere, Mercury is subject to frequent celestial bombardments from asteroids ad meteorites that crash into its surface causing … Continue reading
Fun with the Sun
Summertime is sunny time, so why not learn more about the most amazing star that makes summer possible? Woodward the Astronaut Mascot launches his summer solar system get away with … Continue reading
A Trip Through Our Solar System
Grab your suitcase and spacesuit—it’s time to blast off with Woodward the Astronaut mascot on a trip through our solar system. Normally such a trip would take years to from … Continue reading