Astro Pi
Write a computer program for our special Raspberry Pi computers, called Astro Pis, which are located on the International Space Station (ISS).
Projects
If you are looking for unique ways to enhance your STEM teaching while helping students build of a diverse range of skills and competences, we offer five exciting interdisciplinary school-level projects.
Coordinated by ESA with the national European Space Education Resource Offices (ESEROs) and other partners, the projects feature hands-on STEM activities tailored to various age groups and ability levels.
While primarily aimed at use in the classroom, the projects are modular and adaptable to fit into both formal and informal learning environments, such as science museums, clubs, events, and after-school activities. Using space as a backdrop to explore real-life applications of science and technology, the projects aim to captivate and challenge learners, spark curiosity, and empower students to develop critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. From physics to chemistry, biology to coding – there is something for every learner!
Our Projects
CanSat
What’s it like to make a real space project from A to Z? Work together as a team to imagine, build, launch and operate a CanSat to find out!
Climate Detectives
Explore your local environment and make a difference in understanding and protecting Earth.
Mission X
It’s time to get up, move your body, and train like an astronaut! In Mission X, you’ll learn the key elements to keeping fit and staying healthy in space and on Earth.
Moon Camp
Take on a new space adventurer role with your team and design a habitat on the lunar surface or go beyond the Moon and explore other worlds in our Solar System.
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