NASA is collaborating with the Jim Henson Company's Fraggles on a new stage show, _Fraggle Rock: A Space-y Adventure_, at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. The show introduces the Fraggles to the concept of “outer outer space,” differentiating between their world and the cosmos beyond. The goal is to spark interest in space exploration among a new audience.

This partnership marks an interesting fusion of space exploration and children's entertainment. The show utilizes the Doozers' DoozerCam to connect Fraggle Rock with the human world at Kennedy Space Center. It stays true to the Fraggles’ established universe, ensuring both the characters and audience can easily relate to the story. The focus is to make space exploration fun.

The show's narrative cleverly uses Traveling Matt's postcards to bridge the gap between the Fraggles' home and the space center. The Fraggles, including Gobo and Red, are brought to the Kennedy Space Center. The show is designed to appeal to both younger viewers and fans of the original 1983 HBO series.

Ultimately, the collaboration aims to inspire a new generation to become interested in space. It is a creative way to promote NASA's mission. The show's success could pave the way for more educational entertainment partnerships in the future. Expect more updates as the show debuts.