Carbon Dioxide and Space Missions
Backgrounders
Learn about how people control carbon dioxide levels in spacecraft such as the ISS.
Heat and Space Missions
Backgrounders
Learn about how people control heat in spacecraft such as the ISS and Orion.
Humidity and Space Missions
Backgrounders
Learn about how people control humidity on board the ISS.
Learning About Lux: Light and Solar Eclipses
Lessons
Students will observe, measure, record and graph light levels during a real or simulated solar eclipse.
3 Part Math Task - Modeling a Total Solar Eclipse
Lessons
Students will learn about the size and position of the Sun, moon and Earth during a solar eclipse using a 3-Part Math Task.
Dominique Poulin
Career Profiles
Mission Scientist
Lenny and Lexie Get Ready for a Solar Eclipse
Hands-on Activities
Help Lenny and Lexie get ready for a solar eclipse using your unplugged coding skills.
Three Ways to Make a Solar Eclipse Viewer
Hands-on Activities
Safely view a solar eclipse by making and using a pinhole solar eclipse viewer.
Gopolang Mohlabeng (he/him)
Career Profiles
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Particle Physics
Steve Lawrence
Career Profiles
Sales Manager
Evaline Warmels
Career Profiles
Mechatronic Engineer
Designing Rovers for the Moon’s Extreme Environment
Backgrounders
Learn about the extreme environment on the Moon and the challenges this poses for designing lunar rovers.
Impact Craters
Backgrounders
Learn about how craters are formed and about some of Canada's impact craters.
Understanding Scale: From Planck to Cosmic
Backgrounders
Learn measuring the scale of everything, from the very tiny to the super gigantic!