Discover the mysteries of space with NASA’s educational kit for young explorers. Using the included hammer and chisel, kids uncover hidden models and enjoy a real adventure. The set includes models of a Martian rover, a drone, an astronaut, and a meteor fragment—all designed for creative learning through play and fine motor skill development.
Discover the mysteries of space with NASA’s educational kit for young explorers. Using the included hammer and chisel, kids uncover hidden models and enjoy a real adventure. The set includes models of a Martian rover, a drone, an astronaut, and a meteor fragment—all designed for creative learning through play and fine motor skill development.
Excavating space discoveries
The set includes a plaster block, a plastic chisel, and a hammer. Children gradually reveal the rover, drone, astronaut, and meteor fragment—just like real paleocosmologists.
Buildable Martian rover and drone
After excavation, parts can be assembled into functional models with moving elements. Ideal for developing fine motor skills and understanding basic construction principles.
Realistic NASA-inspired play
The detailed rover design with solar panels and a manipulator arm, complemented by an astronaut figure and drone, invites open-ended, imaginative space mission play.
This interactive kit blends science and fun: extract models inspired by real NASA missions from a “dig” plaster brick. Once uncovered, you can assemble the rover and drone and embark on your own space expedition.
An illustrated guide is included with facts about space missions that helped humanity explore the cosmos. Kids naturally build dexterity, patience, and curiosity while learning about Mars exploration and technologies.
- Hands-on discovery – excavating models supports sensory engagement and concentration.
- 2-in-1 building set – after revealing the parts, enjoy assembling the rover and drone.
- Authentic details – moving wheels/manipulators and themed accessories for realistic play.
- Educational content – fun facts about missions and technologies for space exploration.
