Explore the Moon Twilight
Wednesday 14 February 2024 - twilight workshop for ages 9-11 years. The Moon is a very interesting and mysterious object. Come and find out all about it. You will make a model of the Moon, create some very messy craters, learn some fascinating facts and design and build your own Moon lander. On twilight workshops you also get to visit one of our huge telescopes and we may even get to look at the Moon.
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On this workshop you will find out just how mysterious the Moon actually is. Sometimes you see it at night and sometimes you can see it during the day but why does it rise and set at different times? What is it made of and could we survive without it?
The Moon will actually be visible if the weather is clear so hopefully you will get to see it through the telescope. Please bring a torch and wear warm clothes and footwear because it gets chilly in the domes when we look through the telescope.
Booking essential
You can make a booking online using PayPal. Alternatively please phone The Centre to make a booking 01323 832731
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Important Information
Please note that the workshop is for children only.
We actively encourage adults to leave their children with us unless they require one to one support (please let us know in advance if your child has any additional needs). Please also read the additional information
Please be aware we are not specialist SEND providers and therefore we are unable to offer one to one support. If your child/children receive one to one care in school please contact us prior to booking to make sure that the workshop is suitable for your child/children's needs.
By booking this workshop you agree to our refund and canecellation policy.
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The Observatory Science Centre is part of Science Projects Ltd, a company limited by guarantee registered in England No: 02186073 and a registered charity No: 298542. The registered office is Unit 1 Warren Farm, Steventon, Basingstoke, Hampshire UK, RG25 3BL.