Astronomy and Spaceflight

Week 1 (June 23, July 14, July 28):
Astronomy Camp
In this week-long camp, campers will dive into the fascinating world of space, exploring planets, stars, galaxies, and the most mysterious parts of the cosmos. Each day introduces a new area of astronomy through hands-on projects, creative crafts, and engaging discussions that make big ideas fun and accessible. Outdoor activities and videos bring space to life, giving campers a deeper understanding of our universe and sparking excitement for discovery. From mapping the solar system to creating constellation art, this camp is designed to inspire young minds and foster a lasting curiosity about space. Perfect for budding astronomers and explorers, it’s a week filled with learning and fun!

Week 2 (July 7, July 21):
Spaceflight and Exploration Camp
This camp takes young enthusiasts through the history and future of space exploration, with a focus on rockets, satellites, and innovative technologies. Each day covers a new topic, from the history of international space programs to the exciting possibilities of future space travel. Hands-on projects like building model rockets and designing space habitats help campers see the principles behind space travel and engineering. Through videos, discussions, and interactive outdoor activities, campers will gain insight into the achievements and challenges of exploring space. It’s a week crafted for young inventors and thinkers who want to experience the science and excitement of spaceflight firsthand.

**Campers do not need to attend weeks in order, and do not need to attend more than one week.

Director: Jake Turner, Physics Teacher at Lincoln School