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Fifty-five years ago today, humans were up there. 🌕

On July 20, 1969, humans walked on another world for the first time in history – our closest celestial neighbor, the Moon. In the words of astronaut Neil Armstrong, it was “one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.”

An astronaut on the International Space Station took this photo of the Moon in May 2024 when it was in the waxing crescent phase, with only a small sliver of the Sun-illuminated side visible on the right. The rest of the Moon glows more faintly by the light of the Sun after it has been reflected off of Earth—a phenomenon called earthshine. Below the Moon, Earth’s bright horizon, or limb, arcs across the bottom of the image. A cross-section of Earth’s atmospheric layers are visible, including the orange troposphere nearest to the surface and the thicker, light-blue stratosphere above that.

Since then, studying the Moon has continued to help us learn more about our home planet. The Moon offers clues as to how life on Earth may have begun, helps climate scientists understand Earth’s energy budget, and inspires us all.

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You may have heard there's a lot of solar activity leading to aurora borealis being viewable in more locations. Here's a gorgeous image of the phenomena over Poland (from NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day).

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Does your child love astrophysics and learning about quantum physics concepts? We've started a Particle Physics and Science Club to support the next generation of Albert Einsteins :)

Particle Physics & Science Club | Small Online Class for Ages 8-12 In this ongoing club, we'll discuss exciting topics in particle physics and science each week! Students will be encouraged to share their own physics and science interests as well.

Kids ages 8-12 learn about advanced chemistry concepts in our live online Atom Secrets 1 course! Get $20 off the course tuition with the link below.

Atom Secrets 1: Atoms and the Periodic Table of Elements Course | Small Online Class for Ages 8-12 Discover the wonderful world of atoms, from the simplest atoms to more complex atoms necessary for life!

Registration is now open for Fall Physics & Science enrichment classes for Kids! And receive $20 off your first class on Outschool with the class link below:

Quantum Physics for Kids - Profile and Classes Quantum Physics, Invention & Science Research Classes | 20 upcoming classes | 17 classes available by request

Do you know kids who love playing Minecraft?? We're launching some new classes that use Minecraft as an enticing way to learn about Chemistry and Engineering - check them out below!
Minecraft Engineering
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Chemistry in Minecraft (Level 1 & 2)
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Minecraft Engineering: Build Electrical Circuits & Devices With Redstone in Minecraft! | Small Online Class for Ages 8-12 Explore making circuits and learn engineering concepts in Minecraft! Redstone is the electricity feature built-in to Minecraft which can be used to build all sorts of creative electrical creations. (Any version of Minecraft can be used for this course, including Java, Bedrock, Education, iPad, etc.)

Have you heard of the $10 Microscope? Kids explore the microscopic world with the incredible $10 Foldscope Microscope in our new 8-week course! Details below:

Microscope Explorations! Discover the Hidden Microscopic World Around You (8 weeks) | Small Online Class for Ages 8-12 Using the amazing $10 Foldscope microscope (designed by a Stanford engineer to make science more kid-friendly & accessible), this 8-week course introduces learners to the exciting world of microscopy!

Your kids can get their own hand-held Microscope for just $10! Students discover the microscopic world in our new 8-week course. Details below:

Microscope Explorations! Discover the Hidden Microscopic World Around You (8 weeks) | Small Online Class for Ages 8-12 Using the amazing $10 Foldscope microscope (designed by a Stanford engineer to make science more kid-friendly & accessible), this 8-week course introduces learners to the exciting world of microscopy!

Explore the hidden microscopic world around you with our new microscope course for kids! And get $20 off your first course via the link below :)

Microscope Explorations! Discover the Hidden Microscopic World Around You | Small Online Class for Ages 8-12 Using the amazing $10 Foldscope microscope (designed by a Stanford professor to make science more kid-friendly & accessible), this 8-week course introduces learners to the exciting world of microscopy!

Announcing our Fall Curriculum! Kids ages 8-12 can learn about atoms, molecules, electromagnetism, quantum computing and more. Receive $20 off your first class on Outschool with the link below!

Quantum Physics for Kids - Profile and Classes Quantum Physics, Invention & Science Research Classes | 14 upcoming classes | 13 classes available by request