Awareverse · STEM & Technology
Neurodivergent friendly STEM learning through real projects, simulations, coding, radio, space, robotics and practical experiments.
13.8 billion years. One continuous thread. From the Big Bang to artificial intelligence — every chapter interactive, every event explained in plain language with deeper science for those who want more.
Explore the Sun, planets, moons and dwarf planets through visual atlas maps, learning panels, facts and STEM activities.
→ Open Space Atlas
Choose a destination, pick your spacecraft, select instruments and build a mission plan to explore Mars, Europa, Titan, Pluto and beyond.
→ Build a mission
Explore the body system by system — skeleton, organs, senses, cells and DNA — with detailed diagrams, quick facts and printable PDFs.
→ Open Body LabBrowse over 2.4 million real species from GBIF's global taxonomy — by kind of creature, by habitat, or search by name. Real photos, real classification, and a few surprising connections along the way.
→ Open Species Explorer
Real hands-on chemistry with a live crystal growth cam — copper sulphate crystals forming in real time, with hourly snapshots building toward a full time lapse.
→ Open AwareScience
Four hands-on labs showing how AI actually works — pixels and predictions, language and ambiguity, deepfakes and synthetic media, and train your own mini AI live in the browser.
→ Open AI Labs
Interactive simulations in your browser. Gravity, orbits, waves, Morse, neural networks, robotics and more. No installation needed.
→ Open Lab
Safe browser-based Python practice. Run small code examples, see the output, copy to Thonny and build real confidence step by step.
→ Open AwarePy
Real signal, radio and space. Aircraft tracking, SDR receivers, satellites, antennas and live data from Doncaster, UK.
→ View AwareSignal
Live outdoor sensor readings from the AwareSTEM mast — temperature, humidity, pressure, light and sound, with 24-hour history graphs.
→ View MAST data
Telescope photography, satellite passes, ISS tracking, moon phases and real space observation from the AwareStation home observatory.
→ Astronomy hub
Servos, robot arms, sensors, movement, Raspberry Pi builds and the AwareCub robot project — from components to working machine.
→ AwareCub project
Home experiments, electronics, physics, weather, sound, light and accessible science guides for real hands-on learning.
→ Coming soonUse the browser lab. See the idea moving on screen before worrying about maths or equipment.
Use AwarePy and simple challenges. Change one thing at a time and see what happens.
Move into Thonny, Pico, Raspberry Pi, sensors, LEDs, buzzers, servos and physical builds.
Connect to AwareSignal, SDR, antennas, satellites, aircraft tracking, robotics and real experiments.
Choose a Solar System destination, select a spacecraft type, add scientific instruments and create your own exploration mission. This connects the Space Atlas to real STEM thinking: design, engineering, science goals, risk and discovery.