A project about the Earth and the universe

Dad: What are you working on, honey?

Daughter: It's a project for school about the Earth and its place in the universe. I have to write a report and build a model of what scientists can see with a telescope in space.

Dad: I can help you with that. I was always good in science, especially astronomy.

Daughter: Okay, Dad. If I need help, I'll ask you.

Dad: Is that the report you're writing right now?

Daughter: Yes.

Dad: Make sure you include all of the planets in the solar system.

Daughter: I plan to, Dad.

Dad: Don't forget to talk about the Big Bang.

Daughter: Oh yeah, and talk about traveling through space and how many light years it would take.

Dad: Are you going to include stars, asteroids, and other galaxies in your model?

Daughter: No, the teacher didn't say we had to.

Dad: Yes, but including some of those would set your project apart from the others, don't you think?

Daughter: Sure, Dad.

Dad: It would be out of this world!

Daughter: Right, Dad.