This workshop explores Human Kind's obsession with the stars. It teaches the children about the history of space exploration from the early astronomers such as Galileo to the later moon landings of the 1960s. The presenter talks about space exploration using unmanned probes such as Voyager in 1980 and Cassini in 2009.

Our attention is then turned to the Apollo moon missions. Real life pictures of the Saturn V, as well as the launch videos. The dome is turned into the inside of a space ship to take the children on a journey to the moon. This is then followed with footage of the surface of the Moon and stills of the Apollo capsule. The Moon landings are then shown with buggy and moon walk videos.

The professor will then use the dome to explore space with the class; taking a look at the solar system and its components e.g. Jupiter, the planet would then be examined in more detail with real life stills of the Great Red Spot, and the Jupiter Moon system. The presenter would explain how Galileo saw Jupiter and moons through his telescope, the daily rotation of the moons. Close-ups of Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto are also then shown.