⭐ Kids' series
Every satellite has a superpower!
Explore free educational space games for kids! Join Pedro and his satellite friends to learn about Earth, space, weather and real-world missions.
Look up to the sky! ☝️
⭐ Kids' series
Explore free educational space games for kids! Join Pedro and his satellite friends to learn about Earth, space, weather and real-world missions.
Play free educational space games, enjoy cartoon satellite adventures, and discover fun STEM activities about Earth, weather and space science.
Optee's Satellite Quiz 😱Find clues in pictures from space, from easy to impossible!Play ↓
Who should Pedro call?Find the right satellite for every missionPlay ↓
Orbit MissionHelp Pedro solve problems on EarthPlay now ↗
Optee takes pictures of Earth from space. Help him check every picture before he sends it to Mission Control! From easy... to impossible 😱
Climato and friends help Pedro solve problems here on Earth. The game opens on its own page, in full screen.
▶ Open the Orbit Mission
Download all 7 character cards for free. Print, cut out and play with their superpowers at home or in the classroom.
⬇ Get the free cards (PDF)Meet the crew, find out where each satellite lives and visit the places of the series.
Click each friend to flip the card and see the real science behind them.
Each friend travels around Earth along a path called an orbit, each at a different height. (Not to scale — Climato lives waaay farther away!)
Pedro never goes to space: he works right here on Earth, talking to his friends by radio and on the big screen.
Giant screens, maps of Earth and the radio that talks to the satellites. This is where Pedro calls the crew.
The crew's home base, seen from outside.
Rocket Pop's home!
The Satwatchers is an educational animated series for children. Pedro and his satellite friends use superpowers inspired by real space technology to explore planet Earth, solve problems and learn the value of teamwork.
Meet lovable characters and discover rockets, satellites and Earth observation through fun space adventures for kids.
Explore how communication satellites, satellite navigation (GPS and Galileo), weather forecasting (like GOES) and Earth-monitoring satellites (like Landsat, Amazonia-1, Sentinel) work through stories inspired by real science.
Alongside the animated series, families can enjoy educational games, interactive missions and printable activities featuring The Satwatchers characters.
Marcio Perassoli’s son wanted to understand his father’s job. To explain it, Marcio turned the world of satellites into adventures. An engineer with over 15 years in remote sensing and experience in satellite operations centers in Brazil and abroad, he created The Satwatchers so every child can understand how important satellites are in everyday life.
About the use of artificial intelligence: Satwatchers uses AI only to turn Marcio's ideas into images and design. It helps with the creation, but the scientific content is all his, based on more than 15 years working with satellites.
An animated kids series about space, satellites and science, where every satellite has a superpower. And so does every child! More than a cartoon, it’s a fun way to build the same superpowers that make a space mission succeed:
The satellite takes the picture, but it’s a person who analyzes it, compares it and finds out what it shows, like where a forest has shrunk or where a river has flooded. Kids learn to do the same: observe, ask questions and draw their own conclusions.
No satellite works alone! The optical satellite sees by day, like a camera, and the radar satellite “sees” at night and through clouds. And behind them there’s always a team: the operator sends the commands, the satellite captures the images and the analyst turns them into information. Satellite, operator and analyst: people and technology on the same mission.
From weather to communication, satellites help take care of our planet. And kids can too.
Preparing kids for Industry 5.0: people and technology working together for a more human-centric, sustainable and resilient world.
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