Empower Your Students with an Earth-Sized Meteor Science Experience
Explore the project
Option A: Participate in a coordinated global project
Global Meteor Network provides a free camera system for your school (or you can build your own), helping to connect schools across the work with professional scientists. Subject to funding availability, starts in September each year.
Current run
Have a look at the schools participating in this year’s coordinated global project. Explore the stories, successes, hiccups, and achievements of the participants.
Option B: Participate at your own pace
You, your school or your club can participate at your own pace. We will provide resources and connect you to other schools. You can start whenever you are ready.
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Archive of the past runs
Explore the past years, presentations, stories and the final meeting. Read the news and have a look at the highlights.
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Latest news
Two Wales,UK Cameras are now ONLINE!
We are glad to inform you that two cameras were installed and put into operation…
Four South African Cameras are now ONLINE!
On 31 August we achieved a major milestone with first light achieved at Laingsburg High…
South African Cameras Installations
The four GMN project meteor cameras donated to ASSA (Astronomical Society of Southern Africa) by…
FSG-Preetz’s DE000V is online!
On March 1st the astronomy class of FSG-Preetz finally had first light as contributors to…
The Astronomy module is ready
We are excited to announce that the Astronomy module document has been just published.
South African schools update
Tim Cooper prepared packages containing 2 of our meteor cameras for each school to be…
Lunar sketching
Mary McIntyre prepared a new task from the Arts section – Lunar sketching.
Tasks, games and competitions are ready
We are excited to announce that we have just published our first materials – Tasks,…
“First Light” through the meteorite camera of Gymnasium Untergriesbach
After several weeks of tinkering and research, on the afternoon of October 24th the time…
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