Planet Cosmo – Learning Planets | Neptune & Jupiter

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Let’s learn about neptune and jupiter with Planet Cosmo!

Planet Cosmo is animated show full of fun, songs and adventure,
introducing children to the amazing planets of our Solar System!

To study the Sun, Mum needs Cosmo and Dad to set up three Solar units on Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun. With no time to spare, Dad and Cosmo take the Moon Buggy while Lifter helps out carrying equipment. Before long, Dad and Lifter find themselves locked in a fast and furious race across Mercury. Cosmo finds that they will have to work together if they are to make their way over the many craters on the hot surface. ​

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20 thoughts on “Planet Cosmo – Learning Planets | Neptune & Jupiter”

  1. 6:38 what really happened was if you fall on Neptune, you'd just fall though the atmosphere. what happened right now, is fake. you cannot stand on Neptune at all. unless, you just want to fall though the atmosphere of Neptune.

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