WARNING!

This website contains spoilers for Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary.
It is recommended you read the book before exploring this site.

“Get comfortable. I have a lot of science to explain.”
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Project Amaze!

Textual and scientific analysis of Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary

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The sixth (and final!) major feature of the site has now been launched, the Educator Guide.

There you will find the beginnings of a collection of classroom-ready activities and resources for teaching real-world science concepts and skills, inspired by Project Hail Mary.

Each activity in the collection contains printable student worksheets and educator-facing instructions, along with curricular links and suggestions for continued learning.

More activities and resources will be added in the future. Even if you don’t identify as an educator, you may enjoy trying some of the activities yourself!