Space Racers

Hawk has to lead a mission, but Eagle is used to being in charge.

It's time for a Stardust Space Academy tradition: the exciting annual race across Mars' rocky canyons, which happens once every Martian year (twice as long as an Earth year).

Cadets Eagle, Robyn and Hawk zoom off into space, only to encounter powerful solar flares that hurtle them down onto the surface of an unfamiliar planet.

Eagle and Robin hold an election for class president.

A space probe reappears in the Solar System.

Robyn, Eagle and Hawk go to clean up space junk in Earth's orbit; what happens when they find an old space station who has finished her work.

Eagle, Raven, Hawk and Robyn are all in trouble.

While playing Orb-O above the moon, Hawk and his friends damage the solar-powered Lunar Elevator.

With the first solar eclipse in 26 years looming, Stardust Space Academy is preparing for the Eclipse Run.

Starling is worried that the moon is disappearing.

The team must correct the course of an errant deep space probe.

Eagle, Robyn and Hawk search for a missing cadet.

Preparing for the Cloud Sprints Race, Eagle beats everyone during a training run. Raven, hoping to cut corners so he can beat Eagle, craves a new fuel that will help his engine achieve maximum speed.

The cadets and Coot are spending time in Jupiter's orbit to clean up some old space station and rocket junk for recycling, with the help of a new suction harpoon tool.

Sandpiper is returning from an outer space mission when her rockets fail upon re-entry, and she splashes into the ocean and sinks.

Starling must pass several tests before being officially certified as a Space Racer.

Vulture replaces Coach Pigeon with the new RoboCoach XL-5.

In the middle of a training race on the Moon, all electronic signals suddenly go haywire, causing Eagle to suffer a rare loss to his friends. The Racers find out that there was a power outage on the base, resulting in several malfunctions.

As Stardust Bay prepares to launch a Time Capsule into space, the students and teachers pick out their favorite items to include in the capsule's 25-year journey.

Headmaster Crane asks the cadets to study objects in the Solar System, and then share their findings with everyone else.

Coot introduces the class to a Spectrometer tool that analyzes the colors of light reflected off of objects in order to determine their composition.

The cadets are preparing flights of exploration for their vacation. While Robyn and Eagle pick Venus, Hawk and Raven plan something much bolder, where few Racers dare to go: they'll visit some unexplored areas of the Solar System's outer planets.

Fiach takes over Coot's workshop for a day.

On Valentine's Day, Hawk receives a mysterious, old-fashioned card with no addressee... only a cryptic poem inviting the recipient to meet on the far side of the Moon.

Winter Break is about to begin, and the cadets share their ambitious vacation plans.

Starling enlists Coot to help find her lost doll.

Coot has designed a new satellite dish for closer observation of Jupiter, which the Racers have to place in orbit around the giant gas planet.

While returning from an intergalactic school conference, Headmaster Crane and Vulture get caught in a powerful geomagnetic storm.

The Racers objective is to detect and follow water as an indicator of life on Mars.

Headmaster Crane, insisting that the Sun can rise from the West, makes a bet with a skeptical Vulture. The stakes? The loser of the bet must dress up as a silly mascot for the next Orb-O match and dance in front of the whole academy.

Eagle excitedly reports having observed an unusual, bright light in the sky. But when he brings the other Racers to see it too, there's nothing there. Did Eagle actually see something, or did he just make it up?