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Creative digital media workshop
- When
- SOLD OUT.
- Cost
- FREE (Federal Government sponsorship).
- Conditions
- - Groups of 5-30 students.
- Activities and content are suitable for stages 5 and 6 students.
- Program ends June 30, 2013.
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Pathways to space – for school groups. Only until June 30.
Pathways to Space is C21 Science:
Interactive. Fast. Varied. Challenging. Real.
Please note: Pathways to Space is a federally funded project which must end June 30, 2013.
A new (even better, more accessible and even more inspiring) Space Science partnership project is currently under development.
Get hands-on control of a radio-controlled robotic laboratory navigating the terrain and gathering data on the world’s best public access Marsyard. Learn from and work with passionate young engineers and join in real research projects.
Discover the amazing link between earth’s future, ancient fossilized life-forms from the Pilbara in Western Australia, and NASA’s latest space mission to Mars. Make sense of the critical value of earthly sciences such as geology, physics and chemistry to man’s quest to discover life on other planets.
Explore the surprising history space exploration and travel, see real space-craft and get to know some of the space pioneers.
Participate on-site at Powerhouse Museum, Sydney or remotely via Video Conference.
Pathways to Space is a university research project and standard university ethics permissions apply. Signed school and parental permissions are required for participation of research.
