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Strange Objects of the Universe

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4 sessions

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This series is part of Schoolhouse Summer Camp! Explore Summer Camp

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The universe is full of weird, wonderful, and downright mysterious things—and in this four-session journey through space, you'll meet some of the strangest. From invisible giants that pull galaxies across the cosmos, to massive holes where light itself disappears, you'll discover the wild side of astronomy. No rocket required—just bring your curiosity and imagination!

No prior knowledge is required. This is a beginner-friendly series that is open to everyone.

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Gracie H 🇺🇸

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Hi! I'm a university student in Indiana studying biology and math. In my free time, I like to skate and do crafts.

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Please do your best to attend every session. If you can't make it to one, try to let me know at least a day in advance. Thanks!

SESSION 3

1

Aug

SESSION 3

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Fri 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM UTCAug 1, 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM UTC

⚫⚪ Black & White Holes – Cosmic In & Out Doors

Black holes are famous for swallowing everything, even light. But what if there were a cosmic opposite—a white hole that spits everything out? In this class, you’ll dive into what black holes really are, what happens if you fall into one, and the wild idea of white holes. Are they real? Are they science fiction? Come find out!
SESSION 4

8

Aug

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Fri 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM UTCAug 8, 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM UTC

💫 Neutron Stars – Tiny Titans of the Universe

These stars are small, but don’t let their size fool you—they’re some of the densest, fastest, and most extreme things in space. In this class, you’ll learn how neutron stars form, what makes them so bizarre, and how some even shoot out beams like space lighthouses (we call them pulsars!). Get ready to meet a star that could crush a mountain with a spoonful of matter.

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Jul 18 - Aug 8

4 weeks

30 mins

/ session

Next session on August 1, 2025

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