Planetary Science, Astronomy, and Space Physics Module
Introduces planets, moons, stars, constellations, orbital motion, gravity, light, telescopes, rockets, and the physics of space exploration.
Suggested Activities: scale solar system modelling, moon phase demonstrations, crater impact experiments, constellation mapping, gravity-and-orbit simulations, rocket design challenges, telescope or sky-observation sessions, Mars rover mission design, planetary data analysis, and
space mission presentations.
AGE GROUP:
9 - 13 YEARSCATEGORY:
SPACE ODYSSEYDate:
August 4, 2026
A. Space Camp
This unique learning experience will see students participating in a valuable skills and knowledge acquisition enrichment program that is designed to enhance and compliment the school’s curriculum in science. We will also provide spectacular and unforgettable activities, experiments and demonstrations designed to make lasting impact and enhance knowledge and skills performance.
Space Odyssey Space Camp Will include the following presentations and activities:
- Voyage to the Universe interactive presentation of the Solar system and beyond utilizing sophisticated software applications and extraordinary powerpoint slides.
- Exploring the EM spectrum introduces one of the most important areas of physics. We utilize specialized equipment to demonstrate the elements of both the visible and invisible parts of the spectrum.
- Safely observe the sun using specialized telescopes and approved optical equipment (weather permitting).
- High powered water rockets test fly with demonstration of Newton’s laws of motion.
- Introduction to Astronomy and Telescopes (live session on robotic telescopes (weather permitting).
- Build and test fly amazing high performance Stomp Rockets.
- Includes a set of rainbow glasses, UV color changing beads and solar clock activity.
- Comprehensive worksheets are provided with guidelines on how to further study these fascinating and important subjects.
- Recommended age range 9-13 years.
