Venus Volcanoes

Note
This activity was originally created for the #TrainLikeanAstronaut Challenges as a part of ESA Education’s Expedition: Home initiative.
Using items around the house, like pillows, create a pathway from one side of the room to the other. Try to move across the room on this objects, avoiding obstacles and never touching the floor.
- Household items to be used as stepping-stones
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