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A constitution for the Moon
In this resource, students will debate some of the organizational and social features of a future colony on the Moon, and make connections with their local community. Students will be guided through the activity by a series of debate questions,...
Clean up the space
How can we capture debris in space? In this educational resource, we'll learn how to make our own tentacle-shaped robotic arm that will help us capture debris, represented by Lego pieces. We'll also compare different adhesive surfaces to help us...
Coming back to Earth safely
How can we slow satellites down so that they return to Earth? In this educational resource, we'll find out how the force of drag can help satellites slow down. We'll conduct an experiment using helicopter propellers and try to slow them down using...
Visualizing climate change from space
climate More than half of ESA's budget is allocated to Earth observation as part of the Copernicus program. These data are very useful to climatologists working on IPCC reports. The IPCC reports detail all the links between human activities, the...
Mini case study for Climate Detectives on air pollution
Brief description The Climate Detectives mini-case studies are designed to help teachers identify the topic their team will be investigating, and to guide them through the various phases of the project.In this document, teachers will find suggestions for different...
Mini case study for Climate Detectives on greenhouse gases
In brief This mini-case study focuses on climate change and greenhouse gases. Students will study how emissions and concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have evolved in their country over recent decades. In detail The mini-case studies for Climate...
Discovering life on Mars with a rover
Ressources Matières: Sciences, arts Âge: 8-12 ans Difficulté: Moyenne Documents pour élèves et enseignants Code - exercices et solutions A Mars rover must move itself and send information about Mars to Earth. But how does he know exactly what to do? A programmer...
Teddy bears from space
Ressources Matières: Biology Âge: 12-16 years Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes Documents pour élèves et enseignants Laboratory experiment with tardigrades In this set of experimental activities, students will examine the survival abilities of tardigrades, tiny animals...
Impact of climate change on Luxembourg, using satellite data
Ressources Matières: Geography, Physics, Science Âge: 15-19 years Duration: 45 minutes per activity Documents Causes and consequences in Luxembourg Using the Luxembourg context, this set of activities includes the interpretation of satellite images to better...
Ocean highways
Ressources Matières: Geography, Science, Physics Âge: 12-15 years Duration: 45 minutes per activity Resources Ocean currents and their link to climate In this series of activities, students will use a multimedia module to learn about ocean currents, ocean highways and...
Maths in space – Principia Mission – Pack 2
Ressources Matières: Mathematics Âge: 11-16 years Duration: 2 hours Resources Study of combinations, permutations, factorials and probabilities as part of Tim Peake's mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). On December 15, 2015, European Space Agency...
Cooking a comet
Ressources Laboratory activities Matières: Physics, astronomy, chemistry Âge: 14-18 years Duration: 20 minutes to 1 hour Resources Ingredients for life? Comets are, so to speak, time capsules containing information about the early history of the Solar System. To...
Searching for life on Mars
Ressources Laboratory activities Matières: Biology, chemistry Âge: 10-14 years Duration: 45 minutes Resources Sample analysis, search for signs of life In these activities, students will look for evidence of life in three samples resembling the soil of Mars, and...
Useful data sources for Climate Detectives
Analyze data related to the evolution of our climate Brief description This page lists interactive tools and data sources related to our changing climate. It also allows us to understand how to fight against climate change. Carbon accounting Climate Trace: What are...
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A look back at the first Teachers Day!
We took part in the Science Festival organized from November 22 to 26, 2025 in the heart of Luxembourg-Grund, at the Naturmusée andNeumünster Abbey sites. Set up at stands 17 and 53, in collaboration with theInternational School II in Mamer, our team welcomed a large...
ESERO Luxembourg at the Science Festival: spectroscopy and rockets in the spotlight
We took part in the Science Festival organized from November 22 to 26, 2025 in the heart of Luxembourg-Grund, at the Naturmusée andNeumünster Abbey sites. Set up at stands 17 and 53, in collaboration with theInternational School II in Mamer, our team welcomed a large...
Astro Pi Mission Zero: young Luxembourgers code and send messages to the ISS!
The start of the new school year is the ideal time to awaken curiosity, stimulate creativity and give meaning to learning. For the 2025-2026 school year, ESERO Luxembourg, in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA), is offering teachers and their...
Back to School 2025 – 2026: a space-focused start to the school year
The start of the new school year is the ideal time to awaken curiosity, stimulate creativity and give meaning to learning. For the 2025-2026 school year, ESERO Luxembourg, in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA), is offering teachers and their...