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Children are programming the Mars vehicle

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Children working with programming the robot that they are going to use on Mars. What is the circumference of the weels of the robot, and how far will it then travel when the weels turns a certain number of times ?

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Researching planets in our solar system.

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Researching planets in our solar system.

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Making a new sustainable planet out of recycled materials.

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the children are drawing their own spaceshuttle.

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Children made their own spaceshuttle made out of recycled materials.

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At the left its hydrogen, and at the right its oxygen, produced from water. You will always produce twice as much hydrogen as oxygen in this process, since a water molecule is made of two H-atoms, and one O-atom.

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A closer look at the experiment with producing oxygen out of water. A power supply (DC, 6V, 1A) and a plastic container with platin-electrodes + test tubes is needed

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Children making experiments with producing oxygen from splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen in the chemical process electrolysis.

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More children experiencing outer space!

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These were used to help children experience space travel and what it may be like on their new planet.

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Children making experiments with Water Thyme producing oxygen. When they put Water Thyme upside down in water, they could see bubbles of oxygen ascend from the stem. As a light source you can use a halogen lamp or sunlight

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Children used google earth and images to zoom in on planets and create tiles using chalks, water colours and pastels to creat a giant patchwork planet

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A film clip used to highlight what would happen if we had to move to another planet!