Martiens, martiens, martiens!

Ants carry cookies, but how can such small creatures carry such heavy things? The trio will learn about teamwork and what makes ants tick!

The friends are watching the starry sky, when they see a shooting star! Where will it land? Transformed into shooting stars, they will learn that appearances are sometimes deceiving.

The kids are racing paper boats, and when Clyde's boat sinks, they wonder if it's because of an iceberg. But what is an iceberg? They will know more after this adventure!

Luna and Jupiter enjoy Newton's bread, but how does this slimy dough become such a delicious loaf? Together with Clyde, they will discover the essential ingredient for a soft bread!

At the zoo, Jupiter wants to visit the part dedicated to dinosaurs, but they are only robots! He begins to doubt their existence. The trio decides to explore the Jurassic world.

The children eat ice cream while leafing through a sticker book. Then they notice an astronaut floating in space and Jupiter drops his ice cream... But why does everything end up falling?

It's evening and the trio is having fun in the garden when a firefly appears. Why is it flashing like that? They will find out when they turn into luminous insects!

On a foggy day, Luna, Jupiter and Clyde are playing with Coquillette, their snail. Suddenly frightened, she pulls her head in and hides. They wonder what the inside of her shell looks like.

As they watch the Sun set, the three friends wonder where it disappears to at night? Transformed into spaceships, they discover that it is not the Sun that moves, but the Earth!

The children are playing in the garden, when it starts to rain. The rain leaves behind a rainbow, but what is a rainbow and where exactly does it come from?

Luna's orange rolls down to the lake and eventually floats there. Jupiter's grape will sink. Why will it sink? They will learn that neither the size nor the weight of a fruit determines whether it floats or not.