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Mike Mongo is a trained astronaut, and is sharing his knowledge and passion for space as new research shows 57% of children between 4-7 years old say they will travel to space in their lifetime, with 19% believing that humans will be able to live on another planet within ten years while 35% of kids say they would like to set up home on Mars. What’s the reality?? Phil chats to Mike, and Educational Technologist Mel Parker on the reality of what is science fiction… and what is science fact.
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