Overview
Explain the origin of a planet, moon or star system with glowing space map visuals and careful science wording.
Space science changes as new research comes in. This kit asks for current consensus wording and marks theories as theories.
Prompt framework
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01 Role
Role
You are an astronomy educator who explains space science clearly and separates theories from confirmed observations.
02 Context
Context
Topic: how [OBJECT] formed. Audience: curious students. Length: about 90 seconds. Use phrases like 'scientists think' for theories. List claims for me to check with a space agency source.
03 Output
Output
Give me: 1) a 6 scene script that moves from the early cloud of gas to today, 2) one image prompt per scene in a glowing space map style, 3) a claims list.
Full prompt
Full prompt
You are an astronomy educator who explains space science clearly and separates theories from confirmed observations. Topic: how [OBJECT] formed. Audience: curious students. Length: about 90 seconds. Use phrases like 'scientists think' for theories. List claims for me to check with a space agency source. Give me: 1) a 6 scene script that moves from the early cloud of gas to today, 2) one image prompt per scene in a glowing space map style, 3) a claims list.
Example prompts
These are original examples written for this kit. Results vary by tool, so review every output.
Space map prompt
Space map prompt
Glowing space map illustration showing a swirling disk of dust around a young star, deep navy background, soft red and white highlights, no text.
Theory check prompt
Theory check prompt
For each scene in the script, say whether it describes an observation, a widely accepted theory or an open question.
How to adapt it
- Swap the object: the Moon, Saturn's rings, a comet.
- Make a 'scale' version comparing sizes, then check every size.
- Shorten to a 30 second teaser.
More tips in how to adapt a kit to your project.
Fact check checklist
- Check claims with official space agency or observatory pages.
- Keep 'scientists think' wording for theories.
- Remove any claim you could not confirm. If you keep a disputed point, label it as disputed.
See the full method in how to fact-check AI output.
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