Space for Science
Part of NCTCA 2026
Thursday 5 February 2026·4:00 pm
Astronomy is often considered the first formal science, with roots stretching back thousands of years. Today, it is a dynamic, interdisciplinary field that blends physics, chemistry, biology, and Earth sciences with scientific reasoning, problem-solving, and data analysis. In this session, Ian will explore some of the most exciting recent—and enduring—discoveries in astronomy. He will highlight connections between astronomy and the science curriculum, and share practical strategies for bringing the wonders of the universe into your classroom.
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