Life on Earth and Other Worlds
Astronomer Anne-Marie Weijmans returns to The Scottish Fisheries Museum with another fun-filled workshop to explore what makes life possible on Earth and what life on other worlds could be like!
About Life on Earth and Other Worlds
Why is Earth such a good place for life? How would that change if we lived on a planet with a different Sun, or without a moon?
Astronomer Anne-Marie Weijmans returns with another fun-filled workshop to explore what makes life possible on Earth and what life on other worlds could be like!
This workshop is free and suitable for children aged 8-12.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Pre-booking for this event is not essential, however our Sun Tavern has limited space, so we encourage you to reserve a spot to avoid disappointment! Reserve your ticket via Art Tickets: https://buff.ly/3RtLj7x or contact us at the Museum!
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