Where curiosity takes flight.
Turn gravity, drag, and data into the most memorable lesson of the school year. Our STEM field trips bring physics off the page and into the wind tunnel, then let every student feel it for themselves.
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Passion is contagious.
Our STEM educators don't just teach physics, they light up when a student asks "but why?" Every lesson is built around real questions, live experiments, and the kind of energy that makes science stick long after the bus ride home.
The goal isn't memorizing formulas. It's walking out wondering what else you could figure out.
Request more infoFrom first questions to formulas.
Every group gets a presentation built for where they are, from wide-eyed elementary explorers to college students running the numbers.
Elementary
Pushes, pulls, and why things fall. Students make predictions, test them, and discover how air can hold a person up.
Middle School
Forces, motion, and gathering real data. Students measure, record, and spot the patterns behind what they see in the tunnel.
High School & College
Drag, surface area, terminal velocity, and fluid dynamics. Students connect the math to the moment a flyer stops falling and starts floating, then dig into how the wind tunnel is engineered to move air with precision.
Not sure which level fits your group? Our educators will help you choose.
Learn it. Test it. Fly it.
A field trip that runs like a real experiment, from hypothesis to results.
Learn
A live, interactive presentation from one of our STEM educators, tailored to your grade level.
Hypothesize
Students make predictions and gather real measurements in hands-on lab activities.
Watch
A physics demonstration in the wind tunnel brings the lesson to life right before their eyes.
Fly
Students gear up and fly with an instructor, feeling the forces they just learned about.
See the science in action.
Real experiments from our wind tunnel. No screens, no simulations.
The floating ball
When drag balances gravity, a ball hovers in mid-air, right where students can see it.
Water that rises
Pour water into the airflow and the droplets fly up instead of falling down.
Flying head-up
The instructor points up, the flyer spreads out to catch more air, and drag beats gravity. Up they go!
Questions? Solved.
Planning a field trip is a lot. Here's what educators ask us most.
Talk to our teamWhat grade levels do you offer?+
We have presentations designed for elementary, middle school, high school, and college groups.
How long does a field trip last?+
Most trips run a few hours, depending on your group size and program. We'll build a schedule that works for your school day.
Can teachers and chaperones fly?+
Yes! Teachers and chaperones are welcome to fly with their group. Ask us about pricing when you book.
Do the programs align with education standards?+
Our lessons are designed to support national and state standards for science, math, and physical education.
Will students get motion sickness?+
Flying in the wind tunnel is a smooth experience. There's no spinning or dropping like a roller coaster.
Bring your class.
We'll bring the physics.
Talk with our field trip team and we'll help you plan a trip your students will never forget.
Speak to a field trip expert