Louno Space blog
The physics of the solar system, explained in language a primary school child can hold on to, and a teacher can repeat.


Throw stuff out of the bottom and the stuff pushes back. The seven-year-old version, the nine-year-old version, and three rockets you already own.

The Kármán line sits 100km up — but the boundary is blurrier than the textbooks suggest, and the blurriness is the interesting part.

The ice giant has no surface to stand on. Here is how to explain a planet made of nothing solid to a seven-year-old without losing them.
Ready when you are
Forty-five minutes, the whole school, no cost and no catch: the easiest way to see what we do before committing to anything.

Space-themed STEAM clubs, workshops and assemblies for primary schools across the UK.