A New Window Above Earth

The space station flies high above Earth.

Three countries built it together, and they share the work every day.

Last month, a new robot arm arrived on a small rocket.

Astronauts from Japan and Canada fixed it outside the station.

The arm can lift heavy boxes and move them slowly.

It also helps a tiny lab that studies plants in space.

Scientists in Brazil watch the plants from their computers.

When the arm moves, the plants get more light.

This teamwork makes space work easier for everyone.

But not every place on Earth has the same help.

Some villages have no clean water or electricity.

In one small town, children walk two hours to get water.

A new well and solar panels could change their lives.

Rich countries can share money and tools with poor ones.

Space teamwork is great, but ground teamwork matters too.