Online resources
A wide variety of educational resources enabling you to participate fully in the various ESERO projects or simply offer your students fun activities related to space.
Why is there junk in space?
More and more space debris is accumulating around Earth. In this activity, students will explore how collisions between objects can lead to further impacts and create new space debris.
Coming back to earth safely
In this activity, students will learn about the concept of controlled and uncontrolled satellite return and try to find a way to reduce space debris by modifying satellites so that they return to Earth.
Cleaning up space!
In this activity, students will explore ways to remove space debris and design a debris-capture tool by studying deployable “tentacles.” Finally, students will compare the effectiveness of various adhesive materials.
Moon Camp | Living in the solar system
Want to settle somewhere in the solar system or beyond? Explore the properties of the celestial bodies there to choose your future destination.
Climate Detectives | SWOT satellite
The SWOT satellite will open up a new field of study, space hydrology, as well as a new avenue in oceanography, high-resolution broadband altimetry.
Mission X | Wheelchair para sports
A new version of the Astro Course activity offered by ESERO France to discover wheelchair sports and train like parastronauts!
Mission X | Para swimming
A new activity offered by ESERO France to discover a Paralympic sport, para-swimming, and train for space walks like the parastronauts!
Mission X | Tandem paracycling
A new activity offered by ESERO France to discover a Paralympic sport, tandem paracycling, and train like a parastronaut!
Mission X | Goalball
A new activity offered by ESERO France to discover a Paralympic sport, Goalball, and train like a Parastronaut!
Mission X | Wheelchair fencing
A new activity offered by ESERO France to discover a Paralympic sport, wheelchair fencing, and prepare for launch like parastronauts!
Mission X | An astronomical size
Explore the universe by discovering the size of the objects and worlds around us.
Mission X | Human robot
Start learning programming by drawing inspiration from lunar and Martian robots.