$150 (includes transport within the Perth metro area)

We are passionate about sharing our knowledge of astronomy with the public, and we offer engaging and informative talks to schools, community groups, and other organisations. Our talks typically last between 45 minutes to an hour and are followed by a Q&A session, which we love to hold around a table with a good cup of tea or coffee.

We have a range of presentations that we can deliver, including topics such as the mysteries of the universe, NASA missions, historical astronomical events, and the latest discoveries in astrophysics. Our talks are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all ages and levels of knowledge, and we can tailor the content to suit your specific needs and interests.

If you’re interested in having one of our knowledgeable volunteers give a talk on astronomy and space science, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. We’d be happy to discuss the details and arrange a presentation that will inspire and educate your audience

List Of Our Talks

  • 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing
  • Captain Cook and the Transit of Venus
  • Cassini Mission to Saturn
  • Constellations
  • Fireballs in the Sky
  • History of Perth Observatory
  • History of the Universe
  • Our Home in Space
  • Solar & Lunar Eclipses
  • Sundials, Large & Small
  • Telescopes; Galileo to Hubble
  • The Life & Death of Stars
  • The Night Sky
  • The Solar System
  • The Voyager Missions
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Our Talks

Setting up for a public talk. Image Credit: Matt Woods
Volunteer Arthur Harvey presenting a talk to-West Australia Opera. Image Credit: Matt Woods
Volunteer Arthur Harvey giving his Captian Cook and the Venus Transit talk. Image Credit: Geoff Scott
Volunteer Matt Woods giving his Cassini-Huygens Mission talk to Ursula Frayne Catholic College students. Image Credit: Ursula Frayne Catholic College
Volunteer Kim Steele giving a talk at Albany Science Rocks 2018. Image Credit: Matt Woods
Volunteer Matt Woods giving his History Of the Perth Observatory talk to Victoria Park Library. Image Credit: Victoria Park Library
We're always happy to answer questions after a talk. Image Credit: Matt Woods
Volunteer Kim giving a talk at the 2016 Albany Astronomy Night. Image Credit: Matt Woods

Enquire Today

If you’re interested in having one of our volunteers come and present to your group, please fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch.