How to Draw Mercury
Do you need to draw the planet Mercury for a school report or science fair? This easy, step-by-step Mercury drawing guide will show you how. Mercury is rarely visible to the naked eye... Read more
Do you need to draw the planet Mercury for a school report or science fair? This easy, step-by-step Mercury drawing guide will show you how. Mercury is rarely visible to the naked eye... Read more
Dreaming of spaceflight? You can learn how to draw an asteroid with the help of this easy, step-by-step outer space drawing tutorial. Take a look at the shapes that make up the asteroid. It is mostly round...
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What resides at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy? Some researchers believe it is nothing other than a black hole. You can learn to sketch one with the help of this easy, step-by-step black hole drawing guide. A black hole gets its name because it is a body of gravity...
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Can you see the moon when you look at the sky at night? Its comforting presence is always near with the help of this cartoon moon drawing guide. The moon's shape changes...
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A satellite is an object that orbits a space structure, such as an asteroid. Learn how to draw a satellite floating in space with stars and planets. While cartoon satellites look complex... Read more
When you learn about science, you can understand the world around you. Whether you're on your own Montessori journey or you're working on a school science project, these free science coloring pages for kids can... Read more
Learning can be fun and out of this world! Whether you are a student, a teacher, or a parent, these space coloring sheets are a great way to... Read more
While we don't have proof that aliens exist, stories and legends about aliens have fascinated humans for decades. This alien face drawing is similar to portrayals of alleged "real life" aliens. Aliens are creatures that live...
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"Space - the final frontier." Many people dream of traveling among the stars. Now, you can do so from the comfort of your room - all you will need is a pen or pencil and some paper... Read more
Have you ever dreamed of exploring outer space? Most people have. Since ancient times, the movements of the planets, stars, and other celestial objects have fascinated humans. But it was not until the last century that we actually believed we could go there... Read more
Chewbacca is one of the most important characters in the Star Wars series. Chewbacca is a Wookiee, which is a race of aliens from the planet Kashyyyk... Read more
"A good science fiction story should be able to predict not the automobile but the traffic jam." - Frederik Pohl, American science fiction writer If you're a fan of Star Wars, Star Trek, or other outer space-themed science fiction stories, you well know the dangers of landing on an alien world... Read more
Have you ever seen a solar eclipse? In the middle of the day, a shadow passes over the sun, the air cools, and it grows dark as if night is falling... Read more
That's not the sky falling - it's a shooting star! Are you an avid stargazer, or are you learning about the solar system in school? Whether as a school science project or just for fun, you can learn how to draw a meteor... Read more
The solar system is our neighborhood in outer space. It consists of our star, the Sun; eight planets; five dwarf planets; hundreds of moons; and thousands of asteroids... Read more
Would you like to draw an astronaut? You can use this easy drawing tutorial to learn how to draw an astronaut helmet. Astronauts in spacesuits have become an indelible part of our popular culture. The spacesuits were first invented during the mid-1900s when NASA and other organizations began missions to space. They were based on suits used in deep-sea diving... Read more
The sun and moon have featured in art throughout human history. In many cultures, these celestial objects were deified and worshiped as powerful gods and goddesses. This concept was later adapted to Catholic iconography, with the pope being represented by the sun and the moon representing secular governments... Read more
A comet is an object made of rock and ice that orbits the Sun. When the comet's orbit brings it close to the Sun, it undergoes a process known as sublimation - its particles go directly from the solid state to a gaseous state, creating a magnificent tail... Read more
The telescope is an instrument which allows a person to see great distances, even into outer space. The word "telescope" actually means "far-seeing."... Read more
In our solar system, Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. It is, in many ways, similar to our own planet. Mars has clouds, wind, ice caps, canyons, volcanoes, and 24-hour days. One year on Mars lasts about 687 Earth days, twice the length of our own year. Because water (in the form of ice) is present on Mars, it is considered the most likely candidate for hosting life - human or indigenous - beyond the earth... Read more