Are Planets bigger than moons? In our Solar System? And is the Earth warmer in summer because it is closer to The Sun? Two space questions in Toy Time Town’s ‘Is It Wrong’ series. A Space and Solar System planet cartoon video for kids, from Toy Time Town. Space Learning with cosmic videos for children. Learn all about the Solar System with this new Solar System Planet cartoon video for Kids. Planet Earth brings the Solar System planets together in another fun but educational space video. How does the Earth’s tilt affect the weather? Is there a moon bigger than a Planet? How big are dwarf planets compared to moons? All these questions answered and more.

Most Planets have moons. They all come in vastly different sizes. Are there bogger planets than moons? Also, how much does the Sun’s position affect the Earth’s weather? Outer Space is fascinating and interesting. Toy Time Town bring you this Space video for Children in their unique, educational, funny and enjoyable way. Watch as Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and of course, The Sun appear in these kids videos. They sing, dance and joke their way through their videos, all while teaching you all about Space and The Solar System.

Whichever your favourite Planet (dwarf planet, moon or sun!) is, you will learn fun, cool facts here! Whether it is about Planets, our Solar System, Galaxy or Universe! These videos are made to entertain and educate kids equally. Each planet in our Solar System is fascinating in its own way. See what makes them such interesting planets in The Solar System, Space and the Universe. Children, families and adults alike, will find these videos about the Solar System and planets interesting and fun!

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