Inspiring the Next Generation of Explorers
Empowering students and educators through science, technology, engineering, art, and math — because curiosity is how we reach the stars.
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Bring Astro Clay R to Your Classroom
Inspire young minds to think, explore, and dream through immersive, story-driven STEM education.
Partner with Astronaut Clayton Anderson to make science and creativity come alive for your students.
What Is STEAM / STEM?
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math — the foundation of innovation and discovery. By adding the A for Art, STEAM celebrates creativity as the bridge between logic and imagination.
Clay Anderson believes these subjects are more than academic disciplines — they’re a mindset for curiosity, problem-solving, and teamwork. Whether through music, painting, or rocket science, each form of creativity propels us forward.
Clay’s Philosophy on Learning
”When we teach kids to dream beyond the stars, we teach them to reach for their full potential.”
Why STEM /
STEAM Education Matters
Programs for
Schools, Teachers & Students
Mission Ready Classroom
Think Like an Astronaut
STEAM in Motion
Videos
for Educators
Explore classroom-friendly STEM experiments, space science videos, and educator materials designed by Astronaut Clay Anderson.
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The Impact
of STEM Inspiration
Thank you so much for all that you did to make Spring Break at Space Center Houston so special. Your presence gave our guests an extraordinary experience and they had nothing but praise for you! Admissions were quite high and you certainly contributed to the success of the day.
Nancy Bille
Loved this speaker! He was very personable and his story is definitely one of a kind. His lessons on perseverance are impactful for any aspiring leader, no matter what field of study.
Trevor
Creighton University Student
We hired Clay Anderson to speak to a group of 200 BP new hire employees. Clay presented material from his career at NASA, addressing the value of personal and institutional courage and effectively relating the technical challenges faced by NASA and BP. He is articulate, enthusiastic, and thoroughly entertaining. He tailors his message to his […]
Aubrey Collie
I really enjoyed this speaker! He seemed excited to share all his stories. Loved how he quickly asked us questions and turned his talk into a discussion. Would love to go to his museum!
Ainsley
Creighton University Student
Thank you for what you do. And not for being an astronaut (although that’s cool). Thank you for being an inspiration not only to those who aspire to be you, but to those you just inspire.
Taylor Wusk
Eastern Hills Middle School, Killeen, TX
Traditional Events Up Close and Inspiring
Space taught me that ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things — when they work together and believe in something bigger than themselves.
