Curing curious minds, the Museum of Gloucester will host Journey into Space this August – an intriguing collection of sessions about how rockets, spacesuits and the solar system works.
As part of The Moon Exhibition, Journey into Space will take place on Thursday 1 August 2019.
With 45-minute sessions at 10.30am, 11.45am and 2pm, the event will be hosted by Paul Hill from Sirius Astronomy.
Journey into Space show at Museum of Gloucester
10.30am on Thursday 1 August 2019
Enjoy an interactive show where audiences can get involved with experiments, learn how rockets work and how capsules return you safely to land.
Hairy Stars and Where to Find Them lecture at Museum of Gloucester
11.45am on Thursday 1 August 2019
Find out the fascinating history of the solar system, why the moon is cratered and how to make dry ice comets and meteorite samples in this informative, yet fun lecture.
Hunting for the Right Stuff workshop at Museum of Gloucester
2pm on Thursday 1 August 2019
Get hands on in an interactive workshop that unveils how astronauts are trained and even answers questions, like how do you go to the toilet in space?
For more information about the event, visit facebook.com/events directly.
