A singer sings, I LIVE ON EARTH
I LOOK TO THE SKY.

Around planets in outer space, text reads, TVOkids presents.

The singer sings, SO MUCH WONDER
FILLS MY MIND.
WE ARE SPACE KIDS,
SPACE KIDS.

Title, Space Kids.

A narrator says, VENUS.

A view of planet Earth in space transforms into an animation of the Earth surrounded by stars. Above, the Sun wears glasses and smiles.

A second narrator asks, DID YOU KNOW THAT THE PLANET
EARTH HAS A TWIN?

The first narrator says, VENUS IS OFTEN CALLED
EARTH'S TWIN
BECAUSE THEY ARE PRACTICALLY
THE SAME SIZE.

An arrow points to planet Venus.

The first narrator says, VENUS IS ALSO THE
CLOSEST PLANET TO THE EARTH
AND ORBITS THE SUN AT
A SIMILAR DISTANCE.

Other planets are on either side of Venus and Earth.

The first narrator says, LIKE EARTH, VENUS ALSO
HAS AN ATMOSPHERE
WITH CLOUDS AND WEATHER.

Twin babies play with blocks on a couch.

The first narrator says, SO IN SOME WAYS VENUS
AND EARTH ARE LIKE TWINS.

The second narrator says, BUT LIKE MOST TWINS,
THEY ARE ALSO VERY DIFFERENT.

A woman with long red hair sits beside a river with a young girl with brown hair.

The first narrator says, FOR EXAMPLE, EARTH IS COVERED
WITH LIQUID WATER,
MAKING IT A PERFECT PLACE
FOR LIFE TO THRIVE.

The long haired woman splashes the river’s water.

The second narrator says, ON VENUS, NOT SO MUCH.

The first narrator says, VENUS DOES NOT
HAVE LIQUID WATER,
AND LIFE AS WE KNOW IT
CANNOT SURVIVE HERE.

The second narrator says, NO ANIMALS, NO TREES.
NOTHING LIVES ON VENUS.

An animation shows a close up of Venus.

The first narrator says, IT'S SUPER HOT ON VENUS.
BECAUSE ITS THICK ATMOSPHERE
TRAPS HEAT FROM THE SUN
LIKE A GIANT BLANKET,
MAKING ITS SURFACE HOTTER
THAN THE INSIDE OF AN OVEN.

Text on Venus’s dry surface reads, Traps Heat from the Sun. An emoji sweats with its tongue hanging out.

The emoji says, PHEW!

The first narrator says, AND THERE ARE CONSTANT
THUNDERSTORMS HERE.

Lightning strikes as thunder rumbles.

The first narrator says, IMAGINE, THUNDERSTORMS
ALL DAY, EVERY DAY.

Young twin girls with long wavy light brown hair wear blue and white polka dot dresses. The girl on the left smiles and jumps up and down. The other girl frowns.

The second narrator says, VENUS IS THE LOUDER TWIN,
FOR SURE.

The first girl looks at her frowning sister. An emoji that looks thoughtful looks up at the sky as day starts to turn to night. Below the Moon is a small light in the darkening sky.

The first narrator asks, HAVE YOU EVER SEEN
EARTH'S TWIN VENUS IN THE SKY?

An arrow with text that reads, Venus, points to the small light below the Moon.

The first narrator says, VENUS IS THE BRIGHTEST PLANET
IN OUR NIGHT SKY
BECAUSE IT'S THE CLOSEST
PLANET TO EARTH.

In an animation, the Sun shines brightly behind Venus.

The first narrator says, AND BECAUSE VENUS ORBITS CLOSER
TO THE SUN THAN EARTH,
SOMETIMES YOU CAN SEE IT SETTING
JUST AFTER THE SUN SETS
OR RISING JUST BEFORE SUNRISE.

An arrow points to Venus in the sky above the Moon as night starts to turn to day. Text reads, Venus. An emoji smiles beside Venus.

The second narrator says, THAT'S WHY PEOPLE SOMETIMES
CALL IT THE MORNING STAR
AND THE EVENING STAR.

End credits.

The singer sings, I'M ON MY WAY,
ON MY WAY,
TO OUTER SPACE.
WE ARE SPACE KIDS.

End credits.

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