Future Moon
Who will be next to walk on the Moon?
Future Moon honours the Apollo astronauts who first landed on the Moon on 20 July 1969, and the children of today who may be the next to return.
Created with input from NASA’s Johnson Space Center, it imagines how people could live and work on the Moon. Produced by the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
Show type
Astronomy / History Duration: 22 min KS2 – KS3 / FamiliesWhat audiences take away from Future Moon
Format360° fulldome film in our mobile planetarium
Running time22 minutes
Suitable forKS2–KS3, Families
SubjectsAstronomy, History
- The first Moon landing
- Returning to the Moon
- Living and working on another world
Curriculum links
Earth and spaceHistory of space flightKS2–KS3
Frequently asked questions
What age is Future Moon suitable for?
Future Moon is suitable for KS2–KS3, Families. Tell us your year groups and we will check it is the right fit, or suggest an alternative.
How long is Future Moon?
The film runs for about 22 minutes. Most schools book it as part of a 45–60 minute session with a live, presenter-led introduction and time for questions.
Can we combine Future Moon with a live astronomer show?
Yes. Book it as our 2-in-1 performance: a live, presenter-led tour of tonight’s real night sky, followed by Future Moon and a Q&A.
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