Free hands-on space activities on the Science Corner at Oriel Science, including building a Moon orbit, on weekends in November.
Moon Explorers is running at Oriel Science throughout November, on every Saturday and Sunday from 7 to 29 November. It's part of the Science Corner, where you can get stuck into space-themed activities, build models, and learn about the phases of the Moon. One of the things on the go is building a Moon orbit, so it's more about doing than just listening.
Oriel Science is a science centre and registered charity that brings science to the community through exhibits, workshops, and talks. They draw on research from Swansea University and other institutions to show how science, technology, and innovation shape everyday life, and the Science Corner is where that becomes hands-on. The centre also works to inspire school students to become the next generation of scientists, technicians, and engineers, so it's as much about the future of the field as it is about the things you can do on the day.
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Because it runs every weekend throughout the month, you've got plenty of chances to fit it in. It's open from 10:00 to 16:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, so you can drop in whenever suits you. Admission is free, and you don't need to book unless you're visiting in a group of eight or more.
