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Earth and Space Sciences at Little Feet Festival

Put your engineering skills to the test in this community space science workshop, as you design, build and test a robot rover at ECU Joondalup.

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Join us for a journey to outer space at the 2020 Little Feet Festival as we explore the wonders of the solar system and its stellar planets.

Visitors can get hands-on with STEM through educational performances and creative play – plus, put your engineering skills to the test as you design, build and test a way to land a fragile robot rover on the surface of another planet!

Proudly brought to you by:         City of Joondalup

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    Pines Picture Gardens of Edith Cowan University, Joondalup
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    Earth and Space Sciences at Little Feet Festival

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