Activities & Services

Everything we do falls into three groups: public outreach, hands-on STEM, and teacher training, all delivered free of charge, powered by volunteers.

Public Engagement & Outreach

Bringing the night sky, and the daytime Sun, directly to schools and communities.

We bring telescopes and interactive talks directly into classrooms and assembly halls, sparking conversations about the cosmos.

Safe, filtered solar telescopes let students view sunspots and solar activity in real time.

Evening sessions where students and communities observe the Moon, planets, and stars through our telescopes.

Casual, conversational sessions that bring space science to public spaces, no classroom required.

Capturing the night sky to share its wonder with those who couldn't be there.

Learning by building: turning curiosity about space into practical engineering skills.

Students build and use their own simple telescopes, learning the optics behind the instrument.

Hands-on satellite-in-a-can and robotics challenges that introduce engineering design.

Build-and-launch rocketry activities that bring physics and propulsion to life.

Exploring the very small alongside the very large: microscope sessions for young scientists.

Creative activities that let younger learners express what they've discovered about the Universe.

Working with schools and educators so the impact of every visit lasts beyond the day.

Equipping teachers with practical tools and activities to bring space science into their own classrooms.

Ongoing partnerships with school science clubs, like our recent Astronomy Club launch at Ark International School.

Connecting students with real career pathways in planetary and space science, in Ghana and across Africa.

Request a visit and we'll work with you to put together a session that fits your students, your space, and your schedule.