Science for cubs – Space engineering
Science for Cubs is a project led by scientists with two main goals:
1) to bring science closer to children to spark their curiosity and highlight inventions and scientific research in an informed way, and
2) to visualize the role of women in STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
With Science for Cubs, we collaborate with various researchers from multiple disciplines to address the questions and curiosities of the youngest family members.
How can a rocket blast off into space? Why do astronauts float inside the International Space Station? And how do satellites help us see, understand, and protect our planet? Join Claudia and Tim as they visit a spectacular space exhibition and meet Zalika, a brilliant space engineer who will guide them through the amazing world of orbits, satellites, and space missions. Get ready for an out-of-this-world adventure and discover the incredible secrets of Space Engineering!
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