A is for Apollo, a space mission’s name,
Landing on the moon was its fame.
B is for Black Hole, brave, and bold,
Floating in the cosmos, stories yet untold.
C is for Constellations, designs in the sky.
We connect the stars, drawing lines up high.
D is for Docking, spaceships meet,
In the middle of the galaxy, isn’t that neat?
E is for Earth, our beautiful sphere,
In space, it’s our home we hold dear.
F is for Future, where space travel will grow.
In rocket ships, off to the stars we’ll go.
G is for Gravity, it holds us tight,
Helps earth orbit round the sun so bright.
H is for Hydrogen, a star ingredient in space,
Fueling suns and galaxies in every place.
I is for Infinity, that’s how big space seems,
At night when you’re looking up, lost in dreams.
J is for Jupiter, big and round,
It’s the largest planet that we’ve found.
K is for Kilonova, a cosmic light show,
Bursting with color, in the universe’s flow.
L is for Launch, blasting rockets high,
Soaring towards the star-dotted sky.
M is for Mars, red and round.
In its dust, water may be found.
N is for NASA, exploring every height,
Their astronauts and rockets make us brim with delight.
O is for Ozone, a layer so thin,
Protecting our earth, tucked safely within.
P is for Pluto, once a big star,
But now it’s a dwarf planet, quite bizarre!
Q is for the Quark, so tiny and so small.
It makes up everything; planets, stars, us all!
R is for Rocket, zipping so far.
Whizzing past planets and stars with a roar.
S is for Satellite, orbiting high,
Sending us signals from up in the sky.
T is for Telescope, used to see high,
Gazing planets and stars up in the sky.
U is for Universe, where many stars gleam.
It’s filled with wonders, as vast as a dream.
V is for Vortex, a swirling space storm,
Twirling and whirling in a chaotic form.
W is for Weightlessness, floating free,
just you and me, feeling effortlessly.
X is for Xenon, a gas found in space.
Without it, the stars wouldn’t have their grace.
Y is for Yearning, to explore beyond,
In our cosmic pond, a wish so fond.
Z is for Zenith, highest point in the night sky.
It makes the astronauts feel very high.
Credits
Ririro is the in-house creative voice behind Ririro.com, crafting original poems and stories designed to make reading online fun and accessible for children. Space ABC reflects Ririro's signature approach of blending playful rhyme with genuine curiosity, sneaking in real science concepts — from hydrogen-fuelled stars to dwarf planet Pluto — within a classic alphabet format.
