(crickets chirping)
GIRL: That's me and Isabela.
We're taking a look at the night sky.
Don't you think the moon kind of looks
like, uh, well...
ISABELA: A ball!
Yeah, like a circle shape.
Kind of like a bowl,
but kind of upside down like a hat.
If it was red, it would look like a tomato.
That's really true.
I think the moon is bright
because the sun is shining on it.
Even though we can't see the sun, it's still there.
My dad has some telescopes.
Maybe we could look through them at the moon.
- Want to? - Okay, come on.
GIRL: My dad showed us how to use his telescope
to get a closer look at the moon.
Ooh!
I see all the details.
Here, Erica, want to see?
Sure.
It has a lot of holes.
ISABELA: I know.
I think they look like mini volcanoes.
(chuckles)
I think those are craters.
Yeah, they probably are.
ERICA: And here we're drawing what
the moon looked like that night.
ISABELA: What do think it's going to look like
in the daytime?
Well, for one thing,
I know that it's not going to look the same.
ERICA: Take a look at the moon and see how it changes.