Bring evidence-led planetary learning into the classroom.

EarthXLab gives learners a guided path through real satellite imagery, observation activities, explained questions, and a record of mission completion.

Scroll for the classroom flow

Learning tools built around visible evidence.

Each part of a mission helps learners move from careful observation to an explanation they can support.

01

Guided missions

A focused question, one location, and a clear sequence keep the investigation moving.

02

Observation activities

Learners draw and write directly from the imagery to make their evidence explicit.

03

Explained questions

Focused checks provide immediate explanations that connect answers to the visible scene.

04

Completion certificates

A finished certificate records the learner's name, mission, and assessment result.

One sequence. Different classroom moments.

Use the investigation as a shared introduction, focused independent work, or evidence for a closing discussion.

01

Whole-class launch

Project the imagery, gather first observations, and model the difference between noticing and explaining.

02

Independent investigation

Learners move through the mission at their own pace while keeping the evidence in view.

03

Reflection and discussion

Compare marked observations and ask which conclusions are best supported by the scene.

Give learners a world to investigate.

Open EarthXLab