Making a space mirror resource video
Making a space mirror resource video
31 JAN. 2022
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In brief
This activity provides a step-by-step guide for how to create an origami hexagon. The activity is linked to James Webb Space Telescope’s primary mirror which is composed of 18 tessellating hexagons. Students can work individually or in groups to fold the hexagons, then attach them together to create a complete representation of the telescope’s primary mirror.
Languages: English, French, Romanian
Subject: Mathematics, Physics, Programming, Robotics
Age range: 8 – 15 years old
Keywords: Science, Mathematics, Arts, Webb, Telescope, Mirror
Learning objectives:
Understand how a telescope works and why astronomers use them.
Identify some necessary features of a telescope mirror and understand their function.
Produce creative work, working independently or in groups to explore their ideas.
This classroom resource is part of a set of resources developed by ESA’s Education Office in collaboration with the ESEROs.
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