Let's Learn About the Weather and Astronomy

Star dust is the material that remains when stars explode into supernovas. Earth accumulates over 35,000 tons of it every year. As black as deepest...

The complete guide to two North American eclipses! Annular Eclipse: October 14th, 2023 Total Eclipse: April 8, 2024   The complete guide for these ...

This field journal and test manual accompanies Signs & Seasons. Expand your astronomy course into a lab with measurable results! This guide is ...

Understanding the Elements of Classical Astronomy An astronomy resource for studying the starry sky Signs & Seasons is an introductory course i...

  Explore the outdoor experience of observing and tracking weather conditions and more with this hands-on double-sided Wooden Weather Board! Flip t...

Introduce children to nature in the Midwest through fun activities and hands-on science projects. With 12 states, four distinct seasons, and a wide...

Styles may vary. VERSATILE USE: Suited for indoor and outdoor placement PRECISION MEASUREMENT: Measures temperatures between -40F to 120F (-40...

Discovering Design with Earth Science is a laboratory-based earth science course can be used for either eighth or ninth grade.  Most homeschooled s...

This book features dozens of indoor and outdoor activities, with simple instructions and easy-to-follow diagrams for building a backyard clubhouse,...

Bushnell Northstar telescope offers amateur astronomers state-of-the-art computer-driven location and tracking capability with simple, push-button ...

Relative humidity is a measure of the actual moisture content in the air, as compared to the greatest amount of moisture that air at same temperatu...

Observe and record the weather with your own multifunctional weather station. The kit features a windvane, aneometer, thermometer, and a rain gauge...

A what? Radiometer is just a fancy name for this Solar Engine. It demonstrates the principles of energy conversion and shows how heat and mechanica...