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Pokémon x ESA – Educational material

To learn more about the space missions and scientific topics featured in the ESA × Pokémon exhibition, explore educational material developed by ESA and the European Space Education Resources Office (ESERO) network. These include innovative resources for teachers to use in the classroom, activities and articles for independent learning, as well as engaging videos featuring space experts, ESA Kids mascot Paxi and astronauts!

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Languages
  • Spanish (42)
  • Italian (41)
  • German (47)
  • French (51)
  • English (81)
  • Dutch (46)

Panels

Panels
  • Panel 2a – Our bridges with the stars (13)
  • Panel 6a – Secrets beneath frozen worlds (13)
  • Panel 1a – Our pale blue dot (12)
  • Panel 5a – Science in weightlessness (10)
  • Panel 4a – The sky that never sleeps (9)
  • Panel 4b – Hera the asteroid detective (9)
  • Panel 5b – Moon Mars and beyond (9)
  • Panel 2b – Inventing the future (7)
  • Panel 6b – The dark side of the Universe (7)
  • Panel 3b – Space weather watch (6)
  • Panel 3a – Our nearest star: Solar Orbiter (5)
  • Panel 7a – Exploring the planet of heat and cold (5)
  • Panel 1b - Finding your way (3)

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  • Up to 30 minutes (12)

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  • PDF (60)
  • Video (33)
  • Article (8)
  • Online Tool (2)

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Audience
  • Teachers (98)
  • Parents (49)
  • Students (37)
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  • Early Ages (33)
  • Age 9-12 (74)
  • Age 6-9 (53)
  • Age 15-19 (46)
  • Age 12-15 (62)

Paxi on the ISS compilation

Join Paxi and astronauts on board the International Space Station to learn more about life on board...

Paxi on the ISS | Technology in space

Our alien friend Paxi went to visit ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano on board the International Space Station....

Paxi on the ISS | Rocket launches

Rockets are how we send humans and satellites to space. Nowadays there are a variety of rockets...

Barycentric balls in space – classroom demonstration video

This video, part of a new series of ESA teaching resources called ‘Teach with space’, shows an...

Collision in space! | ESA teach with space

Do you want to learn how space debris is generated? In this video, we will use marbles as satellites popullating...

How Newton’s 1st-3rd laws of motion – how they work in space

Dive into an explanation of Newton’s 1st of three laws of motion, the fundamental principles of physics that describe how...

Space for the future | Meet the experts

Professionals in the space sector don’t try to predict the future, but a dedicated team prepares for...

The early universe | Meet the Experts

How did the universe go from a dark and cold place after the Big Bang, to the...

Satellite navigation | Meet the experts

Satellite navigation is a big part of our daily lives. How do our phones and cars know...

Ocean views from space | Meet the experts

Earth observation satellites are guardians of our planet. Thanks to remote sensing technology and daily data collection,...

Astronaut training | Meet the experts

With around two and half hours set aside for exercise every day, skipping the gym is not...

3, 2, 1 Liftoff! | Meet the experts

How do rockets lift off from the ground and how fast do they go? Can we launch...

Weather vs. Climate | Meet the experts

Ice and snow can be a hot topic when talking about climate. The polar regions are very...

Astronaut demonstrates Newton’s 2nd law in space

Why are some objects really easy to move while others are hard? Newton’s second law of motion...

History of the Universe – Creating timelines | PR02

The Universe as we see it today is the result of a series of extraordinary cosmic events. Through a series...