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Have you ever touched an object from outer space? Students in Wales can now learn more about meteorites, impacts, and rocks on the Earth, Moon and Mars using real specimens.
All secondary school children throughout Wales can handle meteorites, meet researchers, and create impact craters using a new computer programme. Why not try it for yourself?
Schools can borrow the handling sets of
This is a joint project between Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales and the Faulkes Telescope Project at Cardiff University, and is funded by the Science and Technology Facilities Council.
"By handling real meteorites and investigating dramatic events like the extinction of the dinosaurs, children will understand how exciting science and maths can be."
For further information, please contact jana.horak@museumwales.ac.uk