Venture to the exciting world of astrobiology with STEMPunks to investigate the unique conditions necessary for life beyond Earth.
Discover how plants grow in space by building microgravity experiments, code Environmental Sensor Boards to simulate space environments, and a Lunar Rover to explore planetary surfaces.
Blending real-world space challenges with practical STEM skills, be inspired by innovation, and spark your curiosity in the future of space science.
Activities:
– Astrobotany Challenge
– Code an Environmental Sensor Board to measure analog space conditions
– Build a Clinostat and plant seeds to experience micro-gravity
– Code a Lunar Rover to sample regolith
Life Beyond Earth: Hands-On Astrobotany with STEMPunks is part of World Science Festival Queensland’s free community day in Gladstone.
Entry
Entry is free, bookings not required.
Open 9:30am – 3:00pm
Age Recommendation
All ages
Info for Schools
Schools can register their groups now for Student Day, Friday 29 August. Bookings are required. Learn more
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible. Visit the GECC website for more information on accessibility.
More Information
World Science Festival Queensland in Gladstone and Chinchilla is supported by Community Partner Shell’s QGC business, as part of the partnership with Queensland Museum. Learn more
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