Victoria Fawcett is a postgraduate research student at Durham University and will be talking about Monster Black holes and Quasars.

Tom Lyons and Becca Crawford-Richardson talk you through the multiple competitions and challenges that you can get involved in through ESERO-UK and the European Space Agency.

Create your own take away solar system during this interactive workshop with Dr Jenny Search, Dr Lorraine Coghill, Gary Chaplin & Science Ambassadors

Join Dallas and Suzie for this entertaining session on space activities that you CAN do at home! Parental supervision required

Sarah Murray's faced an uphill battle as a black female trying to establish a career in engineering in the US. We will hear how she ended up in her position, through failures, struggles and ultimately...

This Space art This workshop will be presented by solar scientist, Dr Helen Mason and space artist, Helen Schell, with a special Mars video by science educator, Emma Wride.

Storytime and draw-along for children from the picture book Look Up!, with the author Nathan Bryon and Illustrator Dapo Adeola

Lucinda Offer is the Education, Outreach and Events Officer for the Royal Astronomical Society in London, She is also the Executive Director of the Mars Society USA which works to prepare humanity for living and...

Join us as we adventure into the night sky digitally with a tour of the constellations, and objects you can observe from your back garden with Kielder Observatory.

International explorer, educator, author, diver, & television host Josh Bernstein has traveled more than 1,000,000 miles to over 75 countries, exploring the biggest mysteries of our planet

Jim serves as Executive Director of ShareSpace Education, the K-12 arm of the Aldrin Family Foundation, where he creates materials related to the Moon and Mars

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to travel into space? Join us for this creative and interactive Imagining space workshop.

Join Hugh to find out how RAL Space make space missions come to life, from the moment a new mission is first imagined, to building and testing spacecraft.

Suzie Imber is a space scientist, adventurer, and winner of the BBC series “Astronaut: Do You Have What It Takes?” Join Dallas and Suzie for space activities that you CAN do at home!

Ever wondered what’s outside the universe? How many stars are out there? What happens if you are swallowed by a Black Hole? Find out the answers with Dr Pete Edwards

Can you imagine being Andy Aldrin, watching your dad take his first steps on the moon, with half a billion people watching in live broadcasts?

Dave Mackay is chief pilot at Virgin Galactic, leading the pilot corps and planning for commercial flight operations whilst playing a key role in the test flight programme

Dallas will be hosting STEMFest in space and is best known for his presenting career, which started with TV shows such as the Gadget Show on channel 5, and Bang goes the theory, a prime-time...

Chris Joly will talk about the search for life on Mars and the amazing Perseverance Rover Mission which got underway earlier this year.

Chris Hadfield was the first Canadian to walk in space, he has flown three space missions, built two space stations, performed two spacewalks and commanded the International Space Station.

Carlos Frenk will introduce the concept of dark matter, discuss the role it plays in shaping our universe and speculate on the identity of this mysterious substance.

In this session the panel will explore the wide range of career opportunities that are available across the UK space sector for young people from all backgrounds.

Bryony Turford will explore a range of Space topics taught in primary schools, from materials to forces, plants to chemistry, there is something there for every age and topic.

The Honorable Philip T. Reeker, Chargé d’Affaires, a.i., U.S. Embassy London will tell us the story of some inspiring women in Space.