Presentations
Presentation Category
We have presentations to suit all ages and are easily tailored to the knowledge level of the audience. We can even offer presentations using Virtual Reality!
Available on a whole host of space topics, they last for a maximum of 45 minutes - 1 hour and most include a degree of audience participation and demonstration!
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Journey to Jupiter (Adults/Events)()
Learn about the giant in our midst, its history, its impact and current missions.
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A Night of a 1000 Stars (Adults/Events)()
A look at Dark Skies and Exmoor National Park Dark Sky Reserve
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Just Don't Look Up - Investigating the Sun (Adults/Events)()
We owe our whole existence to this amazing ball of gas. But just what makes it tick?
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Our Place in Space (Children)()
Take a wonderful and entertaining journey through the Solar System, visiting each planet in turn
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The JWST - A Mirrored Marvel (Adults/Events)()
The James Webb Space Telescope was launched in 2021 and is producing incredible images of deep space..... come and discover what makes this space telescope so special..
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Our Place in Space (Adults/Events)()
Check out our local neighbourhood by taking a descriptive look at the Solar System
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In the Night Sky (Children)()
Take a trip through the night sky and learn about stars, constellations, and dark skies
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In the Night Sky (Adults/Events)()
A great talk for those wanting to know more about our night sky
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The Moon (Children)()
Have you ever looked up and wondered why we only see certain parts of it at certain times?
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The Moon (Adults/Events)()
The Moon is our closest celestial neighbour and has long held human fascination
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On Board the ISS (Children)()
Come with Jo to the International Space Station
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On Board the ISS (Adults/Events)()
Find out about one of the World’s greatest technological achievements
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Hunt for the Northern Lights (Adults)()
The challenges, tips and ideas on photographing the lights
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Alien Worlds (Adults)()
Scientists in the last 25 years have discovered more than 4000 exoplanetary systems
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Mars for a Future Generation (Adults)()
Is visiting the red planet in person possible?
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