SciWorld Adelaide
2010 Events


SciWorld Sundays
FREE interactive family fun for all ages
10am - 4pm
Sunday 2nd of May 2010
at the Playford Civic Centre, Elizabeth

We hope you have a great summer break, and we look forward to seeing you again in 2010

10am - 4pm on Sunday 24th of October at Mawson Lakes.
We'll have Stardomes to explore the night sky, and lots of science shows and experiments.

Watch this space for further announcements about SciWorld Sundays!
Enquiries info@sciworld.org.au.

Welcome to the SciWorld website

Spacing out in Warooka

We discovered lots of things about Astronomy while Lisa spent a whole week at Warooka School. If R/1 wanted to walk to the moon it would take 301 036 000 seconds, or 83 621 hours, which makes 9 and a half years. The average distance to the Moon is 376 295 km, although sometimes it is closer and sometimes further away from the Earth, so if we started right now we would be 15 or 16 when we got there. A rocket launches at around 30 000 km per hour and takes a few days to get to the Moon. 6/7 made an electronic skill tester, and 4/5 discovered some things about light and space travel.

SciWorld is a South Australian not-for-profit science outreach organisation formed in early 2007.

Did you catch us in the Stardome at the Royal Adelaide Show from September 4 to 12?

 Jess and the Stardome  SciWorld and DECS present Stardome  in the Learning Centre

SciWorld and DECS celebrate the Interntational Year of Astronomy at this year's Adelaide Show in the Learning Centre. Kids, parents and grandparents crawled in to check out some stars.

Science Alive!

Did you visit us at Science Alive at the Adelaide Showgrounds August 7, 8, and 9 in 2009? We'll be back again in a bigger space in 2010, so hope to see you August 6, 7 and 8.

 we like fireballs  we are brave  we like to help

We had some science shows, we made music with air, we flew things, and we experimented with colourful hands-on exhibits throughout the Angus Stirling pavilion. We were amazed at Prof Rob Morrison and Dr Deane Hutton's Curious Science Show, and we crawled inside inflatable Stardomes to explore the night sky during the daytime. Check out our Photos page to see some experimenters.

Where is SciWorld?

Can we bring our equipment to your place? Our long term aim is to establish a new science centre in Adelaide to use as a base to run exciting science education programs for all South Australians. In the meantime we are really grateful for the support of the University of South Australia in storing our equipment.

Industry Tours and Open Day Events

On this website you will find information on our FREE SciWorld Industry Tour program for school students; our forthcoming series of FREE SciWorld Sunday events at various locations around Adelaide; the resources we have that can be hired to enhance school programs or community events; and our overall aims and objectives.

Contact us

Bookings and enquiries - email us: info@sciworld.org.au
School Group Bookings: (08) 8302 3046
General Manager: Brian Haddy ph 0413 156 172



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