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If you have enjoyed the Astronomy Week and would like to find out more about Astronomy, then take a look at some of these amazing websites.

 

   

National Science and Engineering Week

National Science and Engineering Week (formerly National Science Week) is an opportunity for people of all ages, areas and organisations to take part in science, engineering and technology activities.

 

The Big Question

This is the place to see everyone’s Big Questions asked during National Science and Engineering Week. You can read all of the questions sent in, see what the scientists (including Mrs Pritchard) say, leave your comments and go to the BA website to ask your own Big Questions.

 


The Royal Observatory Edinburgh

The Royal Observatory Edinburgh is Galashiels' closest observatory. With family events and talks throughout the year it is a great place to find out more about Astronomy.

 



Dark Sky Scotland

Scotland has some of the best dark sky in Europe which offer spectacular views of the stars and planets. Visit the Dark Sky Scotland website to find out more about their events and to find out how astronomers are delving ever deeper into the wonders of the Universe.

 



Planet Science

Planet Science is a huge website packed with activities, games and ideas for you to try at home. Enter competitions, try some home experiments and learn a bit more about the world around you.



The Space Place (NASA)

NASA's official website for kids - check out our games, animations, projects, and fun facts about Earth, space and technology.

 




National American Space association (NASA)

NASA's official website bursting with information about current space exploration and astronomy news

 

 

Window to the Universe

Brilliant astronomy website with information about myths, history, planets, space missions, the future of space research etc - defiantly worth a look!



Monty Python Galaxy Song

Just remember that you're standing on a planet that's evolving, revolving at 900 mph, and as you orbit the sun at 19 miles a second take a look at Monty Python's Galaxy song

 

 

Tour the Solar System

Take a tour around our solar system and find out more about the planets and the sun

 

 

Your Weight on Other Worlds

Find out how much you would weigh if you visited a different planet!

 

 

Your Age on Other Worlds

Find out how old you would be if you visited a different planet!