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“What’s an orbit?” asked the unicorn. Berrie was very happy. The toys all cheered. Even Rocket looked excited. how I can reach the Moon!” “So, you see, even though I’m very small, that’s “I’m the only sister you ever had!” said Maya, and they both laughed. “Great idea, Maya! You’re the smartest sister I ever had,” said Ben. Maya put Berrie on Rocket. The little spacecraft looked like she could go anywhere. special tools, they could complete the Moon mission together!” “Ben, I have an idea!” said Maya. “With your ro

“I know!” Rocket exclaimed. “First, I blast off
into space with my big engines. Then I go in
circles around the Earth – that’s called an orbit.”

“Exactly,” said Berrie. “But while some rockets
stay in circles close to the Earth, I can use my
engines to go in bigger and bigger circles, until I
get all the way to the Moon.”

Berrie smiled, too. She was small, but with the help

of her friends she was sure she could do big things.
All the way to the Moon.