Space
An adventure through space!
From the air above our heads to black holes, rockets and the International Space Station. Twelve worlds, each a short mission.
Your AI mentor
Neil Armstrong
Astronaut, 1930 to 2012
Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the Moon. His AI character invites your child to look closely, ask questions and explore what lies beyond Earth.
An AI character inspired by Neil Armstrong, not the real person.
What’s inside
3 courses, lesson by lesson
12 modules in the curriculum
- 01
Our Solar System
- What is space?
- The Sun and the inner planets
- The outer planets
- The Moon and comparing planets
- 02
Getting there
- Launchers and rockets
- Satellites and space tech
- Navigation
- How space missions are built
- 03
People in space
- The International Space Station
- Human space exploration
- Space Academy mission
- Big questions and mysteries
A sample lesson, about 10 minutes
A lesson with Neil Armstrong
- 1
Layer by layer
Put the layers of air in order, from the ground up to space.
- 2
Where space starts
Planes fly at about 10 km. Does space start above or below that?
- 3
A new word
Find out what the Kármán line means.
- 4
Prove it
True or false? Pick the sentence that shows it.
Skills to grow towards
What your child practises
Explains what the atmosphere is and why life needs it
Explains why the Moon seems to change shape
Explains how a rocket gets into space
Questions from parents
Goes well with
Explore Space with your child
Discover the lessons with Neil Armstrong, together.