Explore the planet from an aerial perspective.
Students will observe maps, mountains, rivers, forests, and different geographical features using drone-like flight paths while learning about the characteristics of the terrain.
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Travel millions of years into the past.
In a prehistoric forest, students will discover fossils, plants, animal species, and different elements from the age of dinosaurs, learning about the evolution of life on Earth.
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Travel inside the planet to discover the different layers that make up the Earth.
Students will explore the crust, mantle, and core, gaining an understanding of how our planet is structured and the geological processes that occur within it.
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Experience a volcanic eruption from a safe distance.
Students will observe the behavior of an active volcano while identifying volcanic materials such as lava, ash, rocks, and minerals expelled during the eruption.
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Explore space like never before.
Students will travel among planets, stars, and celestial bodies, interacting with different elements of the universe while discovering fundamental concepts of astronomy.
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