The Meteorite Exhibition showcases rare meteorites, including a lunar piece, a Martian fragment, and a meteorite that fell in Pakistan, offering a unique chance to explore planetary science for all ages.
These sessions let students of all ages observe celestial objects through telescopes, offering close-up views of lunar craters, planets, and deep sky objects.
Perfect for preschoolers, our program lets them explore space with fun, simple crafts like making planets, rockets, and stars—and we've even sent kids' artwork to space!
In this immersive session, young students embark on a storytelling adventure through space, exploring planets, stars, and galaxies in vivid, imaginative tales.
Host live virtual sessions with astronauts and space professionals from NASA, ESA, and other space agencies, offering students of all ages a unique chance to interact with experts, ask questions, and explore careers in space exploration.
These clubs offer after-school programs for students aged 5-14, featuring a unique curriculum that blends space, science, arts, and humanities through hands-on activities and engaging discussions.
Organize week-long seasonal camps for students (5-14 years old) with hands-on space science activities, informative lectures, and outdoor observations to inspire a passion for STEM during holiday season.
