European Space Education Resource Center

As part of the Mission X educational project, CNES organized a launch webinar to present the project schedule to future team leaders and the new resources developed by ESERO France.

Every year, the European Space Agency organizes an online conference for teachers. It's an opportunity to listen to and talk with ESA experts and discover new, fun ways to teach STEM subjects using space.

Turn your students into detectives to help profile two mysterious exoplanets by analyzing data from Cheops, a scientific satellite that observed two exoplanets in early 2023, KELT-3 b and TOI-560 c, and the K2-141 star system in September 2023, which consists of two planets.

ESA scientific experts were interviewed as part of the CanSat project and provide answers to questions about satellite engineering in a series of videos.

Discover, through a series of videos from the European Space Agency, how satellites observe our planet and help us better understand changes so we can adapt and protect it.

Samantha Cristoforetti, an astronaut from the European Space Agency, asked Jaime from Cosmic Kids to prepare a yoga program specially designed for her stay in space aboard the International Space Station (ISS). But how will she manage these activities in microgravity?

Here you will find a set of tutorials to familiarize yourself with the Moon Camp project and learn how to use the Tinkercad modeling software.

Paxi, the ESA office mascot, is an explorer from another planet. After a long journey across the universe from his home planet, Ally-O, he continues his explorations and enjoys sharing his space adventures and discoveries with children aged 6 to 12.