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00:00Soon, starlight will scatter through the dark.

00:05So let's all look up at Stargazing Park.

00:10This way.

00:12Hello, Stargazers.

00:14We've had a fantastic week here at Stargazing Park, spotting wonderful things in the night

00:20sky.

00:21Well, we've got one more chance to do that tonight.

00:24So have you got everything you need, Stargazers?

00:26Yeah.

00:27Brilliant.

00:28I hope you have too.

00:29Come on.

00:30All together.

00:31Here we go.

00:32Look up.

00:41When the night falls, Maggie helps us see wonders of the stars above us all.

00:48Turn the lights low, grab a cosy rug, wrap up warm and snug.

00:53Here we go.

00:55We're going stargazing.

00:56We're going stargazing.

00:58We're going stargazing.

00:59Gaze at stars shining bright.

01:02We're going stargazing.

01:05Spot a zooming satellite.

01:08We're going stargazing.

01:10We're going stargazing.

01:11We're going stargazing.

01:12Glimpse the moon and the planets above.

01:13We're going stargazing.

01:14We're going stargazing.

01:15We're going stargazing.

01:16We're going stargazing.

01:18We're going stargazing.

01:19So just look up, look up, look up.

01:22Come and join us underneath the stars.

01:38Hi, Chris. Hi, stargazers.

01:40Hello, Maggie.

01:42Welcome to the stargazing park.

01:45Now, what can we see up there?

01:48I'm not seeing very many stars at the moment,

01:50but perhaps if we turn the lights down low, that's better,

01:55and let our eyes get used to the dark,

01:57and the more we look, the more we'll see.

02:01After a while, you can see them, can't you?

02:05It takes a while for your eyes to get used to the dark.

02:08So now, let's try and make some star patterns,

02:11because I can see three stars.

02:13One, two, three.

02:15What shape does that make?

02:16A triangle.

02:17That's right, a triangle.

02:19Now, I wonder who else is looking up

02:22and making patterns with the stars tonight?

02:32It's Jim.

02:34Hello, stargazers.

02:36We're trying to spot seven stars

02:38that make a pattern called the plough, aren't we?

02:40Yeah.

02:41Now, the plough is made up of seven stars

02:44that sparkle like jewels in the sky.

02:46So let's see if we can spot it.

02:48Can you see it?

02:50It's a bit cloudy.

02:51And it's a bit orange.

02:53There are quite a lot of lights around here, aren't there?

02:55Well, we'll keep looking,

02:56because we might see it soon.

02:58And we went on a treasure hunt earlier to find some jewels.

03:01So join us again later to find out how we got on.

03:07I wonder if Jem used a treasure map on her treasure hunt.

03:11Well, on the CBeebies website, you can find some maps.

03:15They're star maps.

03:16Look at this.

03:17Here, on this star map, we can see the plough.

03:20But we can also see it up there.

03:22Can everybody see the plough?

03:24Can you count the stars for me?

03:26One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

03:33So that's the plough.

03:35Why is it called the plough?

03:37That is a very good question, Imogen.

03:39Why is it called the plough?

03:41I think we should best answer that in the Star Cafe.

03:44OK.

03:45Let's go eat.

03:47So why don't we have a look at these pictures?

03:50Does anyone know what this is?

03:53A saucepan.

03:54A saucepan, yes.

03:56OK, I've got another picture here.

03:57See if you can guess what this one is.

04:00A spoon.

04:02And then I've got this picture.

04:04A plough.

04:05A plough.

04:06Does anyone know what a plough is used for?

04:08Ooh, Oliver, what do you think it's used for?

04:10It's used for planting seeds.

04:12It goes along before the planter to make the ground more easier to plant.

04:18So each of the pictures has seven stars,

04:21and the pattern of the stars is exactly the same,

04:23but people have seen different pictures.

04:26Well, maybe the seven stars that make up the plough could also be this.

04:31What do you think I've drawn here using those seven stars, Oliver?

04:35A fishing boat.

04:36Oh, thank you.

04:37You guessed my drawing.

04:39Yes, it's a fishing boat.

04:41It's actually out on the seven seas searching for treasure.

04:45And I wonder how Jim and her stargazers are getting on on their treasure hunt.

04:50Ahoy there, stargazers.

04:53Welcome aboard.

04:54Ahoy!

04:55Good to see you.

04:57Hey, look, I've got a treasure map here.

05:00So how do you fancy coming on a treasure hunt with me?

05:03Yeah!

05:04Yeah?

05:05Okay.

05:06Now the map here shows lots of different stars, and that's where the treasure is hiding.

05:09So how many stars can you see?

05:11Seven!

05:12Seven.

05:13Should we just count them just to check?

05:14One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

05:19Seven.

05:20You're right.

05:21Well done.

05:22So where do you think all of these stars are hiding?

05:24Around the docks.

05:25Around the docks.

05:26So we need to go and find them all.

05:27Do you think we can do it?

05:28Yeah!

05:29Yeah?

05:30Okay.

05:31Well, let's roll up our treasure map because we're going to need that.

05:32Off we go.

05:33Let's go.

05:34So the first spot is this one here.

05:39So, Thomas, can you see it anywhere?

05:40Brilliant.

05:41Grab it.

05:42Let's go.

05:43Brilliant.

05:44Come on.

05:45Yes!

05:46Yes!

05:47Yes!

05:48Fantastic.

05:49It's the last one.

05:50Now we have all seven of the jewels.

05:51Let's take them back to the zoo.

05:52Yes!

05:53Yes!

05:54Yes!

05:55Yes!

05:56Fantastic.

05:57It's the last one.

05:58Now we have all seven of the jewels.

05:59Let's take them back to the zoo.

06:00Yes!

06:01Yes!

06:02Follow me!

06:03Wow!

06:04They look great.

06:05But the treasure doesn't sparkle.

06:06So how do you think we can make it twinkle?

06:07Look for a clue.

06:08Good idea, Kika.

06:09Okay, let's have a look.

06:10What?

06:11Oh!

06:12Maybe this is something on the back of the treasure map.

06:13There is.

06:14There's something written here.

06:15Oh, right.

06:16Okay.

06:17Nathan, can you read it out for me?

06:18Make the shape of a saucer.

06:19Make the shape of a saucer.

06:20Yes!

06:21Yes!

06:22Yes!

06:23Yes!

06:24Yes!

06:25Yes!

06:26Yes!

06:27Yes!

06:28Yes!

06:29Yes!

06:30Yes!

06:31Make the shape of a saucepan with a handle to see the treasure twinkle bright and sparkle.

06:38Brilliant!

06:39Okay, so we need to find a saucepan.

06:41So Nathan, can you have a look in that crate for me?

06:44There we go.

06:45That's it.

06:46Brilliant.

06:47We need to put our jewels in a shape like this.

06:48Kika, do you think you can put all these jewels into a saucepan shape for us?

06:52Yes.

06:53Come on then, let's see.

06:54So there's the first one.

06:55That's it.

06:56Pop it there.

06:57Yep.

06:58Very good.

06:59And the third one on the end.

07:03Wow, they're twinkling!

07:04Now this shape is called the plough and when you look up into the night sky, you might

07:13see it there looking like a big saucepan.

07:15Hang on a second.

07:16I think there might be another clue on the back of this treasure map.

07:20Should we have a look?

07:21Okay, Thomas, can you hold us up for me please?

07:25Let's see.

07:26There is another clue.

07:27Kika, do you think you could read this one out for us?

07:29Please?

07:31Follow the two stars away from the handle to find the North Star with the brightest sparkle.

07:40Oh, great.

07:41Thank you two very much.

07:43So now we can find another star.

07:46So it said to follow the two stars furthest away from the handles.

07:50That's these two stars here.

07:52If we follow them in a straight line, Thomas, that would lead over there.

07:57So do you think you can walk in that direction for me?

07:59See if you can find another star.

08:00We're just going to have a look.

08:01That's it.

08:02Oh, there's a big barrel and what we found inside.

08:06Treasure.

08:07Yeah, excellent.

08:09Can you bring it back for us?

08:11Let's have a look.

08:12Brilliant.

08:13We found the North Star.

08:15Well done.

08:16Now the North Star is a very important star in the sky because it's the

08:20as it always points north and it helps sailors to steer their boats in the right direction.

08:25Well, stargazers, thank you so much for helping me find all of this lovely treasure.

08:30And we found the North Star and the twinkling plough.

08:35Well, we found a twinkling plough too.

08:40Take a look.

08:41One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

08:47So now we can use the plough to find the North Star.

08:50Do you know how to do that, Safiya?

08:52Use that one and that one then go straight up.

08:56All the way up to the North Star. Thank you.

08:58Let's see if we can spot the North Star.

09:05To find the North Star, we need to find the plough.

09:10Oh, there it is.

09:13Now we just have to follow the imaginary line north to find that North Star.

09:21There it is.

09:24We found it through the window.

09:35I can see the North Star out of my igloo window.

09:40I'm in a place called Lapland, which is very near the North Pole,

09:45and the North Star is right above my head.

09:49While I'm here, I'm hoping to be really lucky

09:52and to see something incredibly special in the night sky.

09:55The Northern Lights.

09:57The Northern Lights are caused by the sun.

10:00People travel from all over the world just to see them.

10:03They look amazing.

10:04I hope I'm really lucky and get to see them tonight.

10:11Didn't the Northern Lights look beautiful?

10:14Well, we've seen so many beautiful things in the night sky this week.

10:19Planets, the moon, and lots and lots of stars.

10:25Well, now it's time to get cosy for one last starlight story.

10:31Starlight scattered through the dark.

10:38Painting stories for us all.

10:44Gather underneath the stars.

10:50And hear their wonders told.

10:56Looking up into the dark.

11:03The night is yours and it is mine.

11:08Looking up into the dark.

11:11The dark upon us all.

11:14Upon us all the stars will shine.

11:18Upon us all the stars will shine.

11:27Everybody look up.

11:28Because I wonder whose story the stars are going to tell tonight.

11:33Ursa Major the Great Bear.

11:38Ursa Major the Great Bear wished to go on holiday.

11:44A holiday in the sun.

11:47Far away from the snow and ice.

11:50Far from his home under the Northern Lights.

11:53So off he set with his caravan.

11:57Towards the sun to get a tan.

12:00But the bear found sunbathing rather tricky.

12:04It was ever so hot and ever so sticky.

12:09Even splashing in the swimming pool couldn't keep the great bear cool.

12:14He missed rolling in the snow and ice.

12:18He wished to be home under the Northern Lights.

12:23Now the great bear had travelled far.

12:26He needed help from the Northern Star.

12:30Leading him onwards to the snow and ice.

12:34Safely back home under the Northern Lights.

12:39How very helpful the North Star was.

12:47Leading the great bear home.

12:50Well soon it will be time for us to go home and leave Stargazing Park.

12:54But we've got to say a very special thank you to Maggie.

12:57For a great week of Stargazing.

12:59Thank you very much.

13:00And Stargazers thank you.

13:01It's been wonderful.

13:02And remember.

13:03Keep watching the stars.

13:05Before we go.

13:07Get your stars twinkling.

13:09Can you do that for me?

13:10And let's get up and have a dance.

13:12Join in too.

13:13Come on Stargazers.

13:15Twinkle, twinkle, little star.

13:21How I wonder what you are.

13:26Up above the world so high.

13:31Like a diamond in the sky.

13:38Twinkle, twinkle, little star.

13:43How I wonder what you are.

13:48Well done Stargazers.

13:50Good twinkling.

13:52Bye.

13:53Bye.

13:54Bye.

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