Earth and Space Exploration Day is Friday, October 4th from 6PM to 9PM:
- Visit the Meteorite Gallery and hold a rock from space!
- Discover interactive exhibits in the Gallery of Scientific Exploration!
- Take in a 3-D astronomy show in the Marston Exploration Theater!
- See a replica of the Curiosity Mars Rover!
- So much more!
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Earth and Space Exploration day is a free annual fall event hosted by the School of Earth and Space Exploration on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus inside/outside Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building IV (ISTB4). The SESE community offers special science-related activities from 6PM to 9PM for students aged five and up, families, educators and anyone interested in exploring Earth and space.
More than 40 exhibitors will participate in the annual Earth and Space Exploration Day. One of the biggest attractions is ISTB4 with its Gallery of Scientific Exploration offering a variety of interactive exhibits and the Marston Exploration Theater, which will be running 3D astronomy shows.
Each year, the SESE community brings to life its research through innovative hands-on activities as part of this special Earth and Space Exploration Day. SESE’s research portfolio includes projects on every continent of the world, and extends to the Moon, Mars, Mercury and beyond. We are taking photos of the lunar surface with special cameras, sampling the Red Planet using robotic rovers, studying earthquakes big and small, investigating mud volcanoes in Indonesia and much, much more!
Check out images from previous Earth and Space Exploration Day events.
