The video is being made. Until it arrives, here is what it will say (115 words, about 58 seconds):

Here's Miss Ueda's class on the school field at dusk, for a star night. The Sun is setting behind the trees, and a half Moon is already up.

As the sky darkens, the stars come out, one by one, then by the hundred. Then a faint, pale band shows across the sky.

The Sun, the Moon, the stars and that pale band are all up there together. So how do they fit together, and where are we among them?

To find out, we will look at a model of Earth, the Moon and the Sun, a flashlight across a field, and the stars.

Okay, so are you ready to find our place among the stars?

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