This highly interactive and visual class is for young space enthusiasts and beginners alike who want to expand their knowledge and explore space science beyond the surface level information.

Each week we will cover a new astronomy or space topic, ranging from each of the planets and bodies of our solar system to how quasars and supernovae work, to how space scientists study the Universe and collect data. 

In each session will will focus on a different space topic. We will cover any background concepts necessary to understand the subject and then dive into the main material through discussion and an image filled presentation. Learners questions and engagement are regularly encouraged! 

This is an ongoing class, learners may join in at any point and do not need to have attended previous lessons.

Upcoming topics:
IWOWS
Betelgeuse
Space History
The Geminids


Past topics:
Kepler and Newton
The Solar System
Mercury and Terrestrial Planets
Light and Electromagnetism
Venus
The Earth-Moon System
Mars
Gravity
Ceres and Vesta
Super Massive Black Holes 
Jupiter and the Jovian Moons
Telescopes
Saturn and its Moons
Gravitational Waves
The Sun
Constellations 
Centaurs 
Uranus
Neutron Stars
 Neptune
Supernovae 
Orbits 
Pluto and Charon 
The Kuiper Belt 
Ice Volcanoes 
Spiral Galaxies 
The Voyager Missions
The Stellar Life Cycle 
Haumea 
Solstice
Eris and the Other Dwarfs
Quasars
Sedna
The Oort Cloud
Giant Telescopes
Ring Systems
The Perseids
 Heliosiesmology and Starquakes
SETI
Eta Carinae 
Eclipses 
Fusion
Space Law
Dark Energy 
Ceres and Vesta


There is no prerequisite or textbook for this class, just a love of learning and curiosity about our universe! 
Learners will not need to leave the Outschool website or use any outside resources.