Astronomy and Space · Observational Astronomy
Track the Moon's phases for a month
Sketch the Moon every clear night for a month and explain the pattern with a ball-and-lamp model.
- Beginner
- 2–4 weeks
- Free
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Observe the sky, track satellites and model orbits with your eyes, a phone or free data from space agencies.
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Astronomy and Space · Observational Astronomy
Sketch the Moon every clear night for a month and explain the pattern with a ball-and-lamp model.
Astronomy and Space + Pure Mathematics
Measure a stick's shadow at local noon in two cities and calculate the size of the Earth.
Astronomy and Space · Planetary Science
Shrink the solar system so the Sun is a football and place the planets at true scale distances.
Astronomy and Space · Observational Astronomy
Use a torch and two balls to show how the Moon's shadow and the Earth's shadow cause eclipses.
Astronomy and Space + Aerospace Engineering
Design a base for four astronauts and explain how it provides air, water, food, power and radiation shielding.
Astronomy and Space · Satellites
Predict, watch and time passes of the space station and calculate its orbital speed.
Astronomy and Space · Rocketry
Launch paper rockets with compressed air and test how fins and nose shape change the distance.
Astronomy and Space + Geography
Compare satellite images from two dates and measure how much a water body or forest has changed.
Astronomy and Space + Environmental Science
Count the stars visible in one constellation from several places and map the darkness of the sky.
Astronomy and Space + Photography, Film and Animation
Take a long exposure of the night sky and measure the Earth's rotation from the arcs.
Astronomy and Space · Planetary Science
Measure shadow lengths in a high-resolution Moon image and estimate the height of a crater rim.
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