Mission Astro is frequently adding free resources for children and teenagers to learn about Astronomy.
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Know what makes Uranus blue? Can you name the farthest planet from the sun?
Download this free space-themed quiz and printable worksheet for your next lesson. It’s also a great resource for family quizzes around the dinner table!
Embrace the pure magic of a night scattered with starlight with your family. Add some smores and a mug of hot chocolate and you’ll be making core memories with an educational twist.
Learn, step-by-step how to stargaze like a pro and how to identify what you’re looking at. Our easy-to-implement guide is the perfect instruction manual for your next stargazing night.
We’re always adding to our Resource Bank to help under-18s around the United Kingdom develop their love for astronomy.
While you’re waiting for free astronomy resources, take a look at our blog articles that teach you about so many areas of space.
From their fiery journey through Earth’s atmosphere to the kinetic energy they release upon impact, meteorites are not only scientifically significant but also a dramatic reminder of the cosmic forces at work in the universe.
Surviving deep space is one of humanity’s greatest challenges. Discover the science behind deep space survival and the breakthroughs shaping the future of human spaceflight.
Have you got what it takes to survive on Mars? Laura Ash shows us what it takes to survive off Earth!
How does he do it? Laura Ash explores how Santa could be using physics to his advantage!
Learn all about hunting for exploding stars with our resident supernovae expert, Dr Heather Campbell.
Supernovae are the dramatic finale to the lives of all high-mass stars in the universe. Can these explosions tell us about the stars they originate from?
Could there be life in the Solar System? Find out all the facts about NASA’s Europa Clipper mission as it sets off on its long journey to Jupiter.
A look at the breath-taking first Euclid images and a summary of the science that the telescope is helping us to solve.
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