BOY: We took a walk at night
and we found a nice place to look up at the stars.
There are, like, 10,000 of them!
You can't even count them, because they're, like,
one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten...
GIRL: When you look at the stars, you can find shapes.
I see a trapezoid.
It's like a kind of shape.
Tra-puh-zoid.
(girls giggling)
GIRL: You see, it's like duh, duh...
dun, dun.
The stars are next to each other,
and you could kind of connect them, like connect the dots.
They're talking about kind of connecting the dots.
I see a skeleton for a person, and a fox.
I see a boy, and he's bald, and he's a gingerbread man.
GIRL: It's yellow and green and...
GIRL 2: And it's green and red and blinking.
It's an airplane, because it has three things blinking.
If you didn't know that the sun is a star,
it is, because it's light and stars are light.
Sometimes people say that stars can help you
to tell where you're going.
You can see them all over the world--
Mexico, New England, Florida...
They're all over the world.
BOY: Try looking at the stars on a nice, clear night.