Testimonials

Your attention to your customers is amazing! I appreciate all your assistance with the Starlab. The trainings energize our team!

Thank you again,

Kathy Hopen, CCDF Director

We have set up the Starlab and tested all the equipment and I am happy to say that we are thrilled with everything.

There were no problems or questions about anything.Thank you for all of your help, and your patience.

Dawn Olive
Center for STEM Research, Education & Outreach
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

The Star Lab has been an invaluable educational tool for us over the years. More and more research comes out each year supporting the conclusion that hands-on, experiential learning is more effective than sitting at a desk and listening to a lecture. If that is true, and I believe wholeheartedly that it is, then the Star Lab is an excellent way to provide that sort of education!

Lisa Ralls
Naturalist
Winnebago County Conservation Board

I don't think anyone is going to wipe the smile off of my face for a while. I know all of my students would thank you also, they love the dome and have told me how much it has not only helped them understand the astronomy standards I am teaching, but they now have a new interest in exploring the sky at night. Thanks again!

Cheryl
DoDEA Americas

Written by teachers for teachers. The universe comes down to earth.

Director
Hayden Planetarium

Moon (Jump Into Science Series)

Jump into Science Series: Moon Is the moon made of green cheese? Is there a man on the moon? Join a moonstruck cat and his firefly pal in their adventure to discover how the moon interacts with the sun, how it appears to change in our sky, and how it shines. Find out about mans’ first trip to the moon and what they found there. Learn about moon craters, moon dust, and moon bouncing.
Like the other Jump Into Science™ books, Moon creatively presents carefully leveled scientific information in a picturebook format with fun characters to help readers understand the more challenging information.
Ages 4 to 8.
Written by Steve Tomecek, illustrated by Liisa Chauncy Guida for the Jump into Science™ series from National Geographic.