Wollongong-based Science Space has flipped its plans for National Science Week due to the current lockdown and is looking forward to engaging scientists—young and old—with virtual, interactive fun. Have fun with Dr Karl in an extended, live Q&A session or attend one of dozens of online science shows and workshops.
Ask Dr Karl
As part of Inspiring Australia’s Science Week, the University of Wollongong’s Science Space is pleased to bring you Dr Karl from the University of Sydney!
Join a virtual Q&A with Dr Karl. This icon of science will present the answers to your burning questions from why bees buzz to why the sky is blue!
Hosted by Science Space’s very own Dr Joh, we will put your questions to Dr Karl during 90 mins of live Zoom Webinar starting off with a show to get things rolling. Dr Karl will choose a few of his favourite questions, and if your question is among them, you will receive a signed copy of Dr Karl’s latest book!
Places are limited so booking your FREE place is essential and to get your question to Dr Karl! 6pm, Monday 16 August. Register to attend
Virtual STEM workshops for schools
To support all the busy teachers providing remote learning or who are not able to visit Science Space while in lockdown, Science Space are offering all our regions schools unique science and planetarium shows as well and three interactive STEM workshops that can be done at home or in the class. Full details and booking information can be found at https://sciencespace.com.au/attraction/virtual-science-shows-school-incursions/
‘Out of this world’ event rescheduled
Science Space has rescheduled is planned family ‘Up Late’ Science Week event to Friday 24th September where the amazing Dr Helen Mayard-Casely will take our audience ‘Out of this World’. Save the date and come along to celebrate and explore our Solar System and beyond. Experience live planetarium shows, telescopes and much more. Tickets will become available in early September.
While Science Week will look a little different again this year, Science Space hopes it won’t be too long before it can welcome guests for interactive fun and exploration.
Browse the full National Science Week program at sciencespace.com.au
Science Space’s National Science Week celebrations received support from Inspiring Australia NSW.
Wollongong-based Science Space has flipped its plans for National Science Week due to the current lockdown and is looking forward to engaging scientists—young and old—with virtual, interactive fun. Have fun with Dr Karl in an extended, live Q&A session or attend one of dozens of online science shows and workshops.
Ask Dr Karl
As part of Inspiring Australia’s Science Week, the University of Wollongong’s Science Space is pleased to bring you Dr Karl from the University of Sydney!
Join a virtual Q&A with Dr Karl. This icon of science will present the answers to your burning questions from why bees buzz to why the sky is blue!
Hosted by Science Space’s very own Dr Joh, we will put your questions to Dr Karl during 90 mins of live Zoom Webinar starting off with a show to get things rolling. Dr Karl will choose a few of his favourite questions, and if your question is among them, you will receive a signed copy of Dr Karl’s latest book!
Places are limited so booking your FREE place is essential and to get your question to Dr Karl! 6pm, Monday 16 August. Register to attend
Virtual STEM workshops for schools
To support all the busy teachers providing remote learning or who are not able to visit Science Space while in lockdown, Science Space are offering all our regions schools unique science and planetarium shows as well and three interactive STEM workshops that can be done at home or in the class. Full details and booking information can be found at https://sciencespace.com.au/attraction/virtual-science-shows-school-incursions/
‘Out of this world’ event rescheduled
Science Space has rescheduled is planned family ‘Up Late’ Science Week event to Friday 24th September where the amazing Dr Helen Mayard-Casely will take our audience ‘Out of this World’. Save the date and come along to celebrate and explore our Solar System and beyond. Experience live planetarium shows, telescopes and much more. Tickets will become available in early September.
While Science Week will look a little different again this year, Science Space hopes it won’t be too long before it can welcome guests for interactive fun and exploration.
Browse the full National Science Week program at sciencespace.com.au
Science Space’s National Science Week celebrations received support from Inspiring Australia NSW.
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