Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com

Delivered CranSEDS outreach at the KS3 Climate Summit hosted by the University of Bedfordshire, running both an interactive workshop and an exhibition stand alongside Syzygy members.
The workshop, “Seeing Earth From Above”, introduced students to how satellites operate and how satellite data supports climate change research and monitoring.
The exhibition stand showcased CranSEDS’ sustainability approach through the reuse of past projects, while also highlighting career pathways and sustainability-focused roles within the space sector.

To inspire and share our experience with aerodynamics, we invited a class from GDST to our campus to provide lessons on flight aerodynamics, rockets, and rocketPy.
This visit included a stop at the Cranfield Centre for Robotics and Assembly, Indoor Flight Lab, and Engine Room, as well as our own CranSEDS lab..

Conducted several sessions on Space Missions at the Biddenham International School & Sports College, providing one-of-a-kind interactive experience for students up to 10 years old, a chance to design their own space missions.
It was an exceptional experience witnessing the level of passion and interest from these young minds!

At the start of 2024 of our committee and student members of CranSEDS attended the KS3 Climate Change Summit held at the University of Bedfordshire!
This fantastic event provided an opportunity for young minds to tackle the challenges of climate change and envision a more sustainable future.
Not only was it inspiring to hear so much interest in how space can support a sustainable future, but also brilliant to have so many poignant questions posed by the groups.

On Thursday 5th May 2022, a number of CranSEDS volunteers led a workshop for local school students from ages 11-14 as part of the University's International Women in Engineering Day event.
In the workshop, the students were given 45 minutes to design, build, and launch their Mars rover. The rover had to carry two scientific instruments (LEGO bricks) and fit inside the provided payload fairing.
All 7 teams successfully completed the task and launched their rovers!

A team of CranSEDS volunteers and members of the MAch-22 Rocket and Payload Team took part in the Cranfield University stall at the Cranfield Village Jubilee day celebrations (4th-5th June 2022), carrying out live demonstrations and showcasing the design work carried out by CranSEDS.

The CranSEDS outreach team conducted four Mars Rover Workshops with students in Year 4 as part of the Biddenham International School STEM Fair day. Around 120 students took part and each team managed to launch their rover!