What should I put inside the Sun?

Drag the yellow ringed planet, green Earth, and small orange planet into the Sun one at a time.

Why does the Sun need to grow?

The enlarged Sun provides enough gravity to guide the rocket into a safe landing instead of letting it crash.

No. Feed the planets first, then let the enlarged Sun redirect the rocket automatically.

Yes. After the third planet, the Sun's gravity redirects the rocket for an upright Mars landing.

Brain Test 4 level guide

medium 7 colors

Brain Test 4 Level 130 feeds the three small planets to the Sun so its gravity guides Astrodog's rocket into a safe Mars landing.

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Press and hold the yellow ringed planet near the top-left of the space scene.
Drag it into the center of the Sun and release; wait for the Sun to grow.
Repeat with the green Earth and the small orange planet at the right, feeding each one into the Sun.
Leave the rocket alone while the enlarged Sun changes its trajectory.
Wait for Astrodog's rocket to land upright on Mars, then stop when the green check and Mission Log #41 appear.

Colors in this level:

Dark-blue, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, White, Gray

Dragging the rocket into the small Sun, which triggers the red X and a crash.
Leaving one of the three small planets outside the Sun, so it remains too weak to guide the landing.
Tapping background stars or the red Mars surface instead of feeding the planets.
Touching the rocket while the enlarged Sun is still redirecting it.

Feed the ringed yellow planet, green Earth, and small orange planet to the Sun.
Do not steer Astrodog's rocket into the Sun directly.
Wait after the final planet disappears; the enlarged Sun guides the rocket down to Mars.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: Astrodog's white rocket descends over the red Mars surface; a yellow ringed planet is near the top-left, a green Earth is at the top-right, and a small orange planet is at the right of the Sun.
Goal: Make the Sun large enough to provide the gravity needed for Astrodog's rocket to land upright on Mars.
Opening: Press and hold one of the small planets away from the rocket's path.
Danger Zone: The Sun is a hazard while it is small: sending the rocket into it produces the red X and an explosion. Do not drag the rocket into the Sun.
Mechanics: Dragging each small planet into the Sun makes the Sun grow. Once the planets have been consumed and the Sun is large, its gravity redirects the rocket into a controlled landing.

What should I put inside the Sun?
Drag the yellow ringed planet, green Earth, and small orange planet into the Sun one at a time.
Why does the Sun need to grow?
The enlarged Sun provides enough gravity to guide the rocket into a safe landing instead of letting it crash.
Should I drag the rocket to Mars myself?
No. Feed the planets first, then let the enlarged Sun redirect the rocket automatically.
Do all three planets need to reach the Sun?
Yes. After the third planet, the Sun's gravity redirects the rocket for an upright Mars landing.