A group of students investigate how to stop food rotting on a journey to Mars. They share what they know about the different methods of food preservation to come up with a plan.

In January 2018, New Zealand became one of only eleven countries that have successfully built and launched a rocket capable of sending satellites into space. This interview with Rocket Lab Avionics Manager Naomi Altman explains the science and technology behind that incredible achievement.

Join Nanogirl as she hypothesises and experiments her way through five STEM activities, to figure out how she can overcome gravity and fly through the air!

Nanogirl visits Orakei School to discover how fast Santa's sleigh would have to go to deliver all his Christmas presents in one day.

Blast off in to space by building your own spaceship, space station or satellite. Kids will have fun with their project while they think more about what designs will work in the harsh conditions of space.

How fast must Santa's sleigh travel to deliver presents to every child in just one day? Practice measuring speed by making a balloon rocket!

When the Space Shuttle orbits the Earth, it goes really fast — about 11 kilometers (7 miles) every second. You can make a marble ORBIT like the SPACE SHUTTLE!

If you like explosions, you’ll love this experiment. You can make a two-part rocket fuel system that safely explodes!

Explore concepts of thrust, rockets and space exploration while creating your own Rocket Launcher.

Bill Nye is spacing out – with space exploration.

Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5ARFPYGGZk&list=PLC1A0KOYvlM7HWpQfsCu2z-PkwUHfn10S&index=2

Nanogirl wants to travel to SPACE! Join her as she investigates everything she'll need to survive her first superhero space mission!

Use an experiment to find out what’s in sand with this easy experiment you can do at home or at the beach!