We’re part of a brilliant national programme called Our World From Space, developed by the Association for Science and Discovery Centres – find out more background about the project in our news post and find out about our project funders below.
Upcoming events
We have a variety of events lined up – and more to be booked in:
Manaton Show & Fair – Saturday 10 August, Manaton Church Field
Sidmouth Science Festival – Saturday 12 October, Sidmouth
Did you attend one of our events? If you haven’t yet filled in our feedback form, we’d be so grateful if you could spend a few minutes letting us know what you thought!
We’ve so far been to Exeter Library, Ernesettle Community School in Plymouth, Barnstaple Scouts, the Somerscience Festival, Devon County Show, St James’ School in Exeter and the Exmouth Festival – huge thanks to all our volunteers who have supported these events! Check out some of the event photos below.
Are you a researcher working in the space industry or using satellite data? Check out our call for participants to get involved!
If you’re a local STEMM expert and would like to help at our events, sign up to our Outreach Opportunities newsletter and get notified when we put out a call for volunteers!
Thank you to our funders!
The kit and event delivery for the core project is funded by the UK Space Agency, in partnership with Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) part of UK Research and Innovation.
This is a major project for us, and we’re keen to develop lots of fantastic resources and reach as many people as possible! As well as the core project funders, we are also so grateful to the Sovereign Network Group for providing an EDI Community Microgrant supporting us to reach young people with physical and learning difficulties, the Adrian Swire Charitable Trust for enabling us to develop locally-relevant resources and run additional events for community groups, and the FUTURES Festival (via the University of Exeter and the University of Plymouth) to fund resource development and school events highlighting local research.