In this kit we've included a solar panel, along with a motor. The idea here is to learn about solar power to understand the importance of clean, renewable energy, and see that it can actually power a motor, in other words make things move.

So if this little robot bug can move from the power of the sun, why can't everything else?

This one is one of my favorites! We're gonna' take a bunch of clay and roll it up in specific color patterns to replicate the layers of our Earth! It's a super fun and visually pleasing project, and a great way of showing everyone that you know the difference between the crust and the mantle.

We, the science community, have concluded that a dome is the most resilient and sustainable approach to living, especially if colonizing a new planet. In this project we'll build one and talk more about how awesome they are.... maybe even see a few from around the world in virtual reality, I'll see what I can do.

You've seen YouTubers do this because it's wild and crazy, but you haven't broken down the science behind what and why this reaction takes place. And maybe you have, I don't know, but what I do know is that we're gonna' do one together and talk about it because who doesn't love a good yeast extracting oxygen from peroxide experiment.

Trust me I'm only getting started! We're gonna' build a sundial and learn about how the Earth rotates our Sun, we'll make our own compass by training a household needle on how to find North, and we'll even defy gravity while learning about centripetal force!

All that and we haven't even done any virtual reality stuff yet, so hold on to your pants bucko!