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Universe Activity Book
Become a NASA Space Place Universe Explorer! Learn more about NASA’s exploration of our universe with the puzzles, brainteasers and other fun in this printable activity book.
Download the Universe activity book (PDF)

"Power Up With Solar System Activities" Activity Book
Learn about the scale of the solar system: Make a chalk drawing of the solar system on your sidewalk, a planetary Easter egg hunt, or a jack-o-lantern solar system, and learn about the RPS-powered NASA missions that have explored each planet.
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Make Stretchy Universe Slime!

Did you know that our universe is stretching out in all directions? It's true! Ever since the universe began about 13.8 billion years ago, it's been stretching out and expanding.
Even today, as we use telescopes to see galaxies far away, we see they are moving away from us. And that’s not all. The farthest galaxies are moving faster than the ones close to us.
This happens because of how the universe began, which we sometimes call the "Big Bang."
In this activity, you'll make your own stretchy universe slime.

What you need:

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Measuring cups: 1/2 cup and 1 cup
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Caution!
Do not eat borax, and don't wipe it in your eye.
Borax is safe to use, and in fact is an ingredient in many laundry soaps, but do NOT put it in your mouth. You also don't want to have it on your hands and wipe your eye. If you do, rinse thoroughly with water. Refer to the borax package with any other safety concerns.

What to do:

In one bowl, mix 1/2 cup of glue with 1/2 cup of water. Stir it together; it will mix nicely.

Note: You may also use white school glue, but your universe slime will be lightly colored and opaque.

Add food coloring to the glue and water mixture. We used 6 drops of blue and 3 drops of red to get a nice, dark purple color.

In the other bowl, mix 1 teaspoon of borax with 1 cup of lukewarm water.

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