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How Many Stars Can You See at Night?

DATE: 2016-01-15

BY: José Gonçalves, Núcleo Interativo de Astronomia; Franziska Zaunig, Cardiff University

Investigate the effects of light pollution on night sky observation in your area.

Theme

Light Pollution

Age

12 - 14

Time

45min

Driving on Mars

DATE: 2020-09-25

BY: Davide Ricci, INAF; Elena Sissa, INAF; Francesca Damiani, Università di Bologna - Alma Mater

An educational interdisciplinary game to drive a rover on Mars

Theme

Age

8 - 10

Time

2h

Sun’s Shadow

DATE: 2016-01-15

BY: Tasneem Rossenkhan, UNAWE

Learn about Sun's shadow through observation.

Theme

Sun

Age

6 - 16

Time

1 day

Where on Earth am I?

DATE: 2018-02-26

BY: Markus Nielbock, Haus der Astronomie

How do satellites work?

Theme

Satellite

Age

14 - 16

Time

1h30

Reading the Rainbow

DATE: 2021-05-10

BY: C. Renee James, Sam Houston State University; Scott T. Miller, Sam Houston State University

Rainbows are beautiful. By learning about how they work you can learn new things about what is shining the light.

Theme

Age

14+

Time

1h30

Globe at Night Activity Guide

DATE: 2014-03-26

BY: Amee Hennig, Globe at Night

Learn to observe and record the faintest visible stars to measure the light pollution.

Theme

Light Pollution

Age

4+

Time

30min

Build a Safe Sun Viewer

DATE: 2014-06-24

BY: Sarah Roberts, UNAWE

Build a safe Sun viewer using cheap household items and learn why it is dangerous to look directly at the Sun, even briefly.

Theme

Sun

Age

6 - 12

Time

30min

A View from Above

DATE: 2018-02-12

BY: Markus Nielbock, Haus der Astronomie

How do we take photos of the Earth surface?

Theme

Satellite

Age

14 - 19

Time

1h30

How Light Pollution Affects the Stars: Magnitude Readers

DATE: 2014-03-24

BY: Amee Hennig, Globe at Night

How Light Pollution Affects the Stars: Magnitude Readers

Build a Magnitude Reader to explore the magnitude of stars.

Theme

Light Pollution

Age

10 - 19

Time

1h