Royal Society recognises her public outreach
Maggie received the 2026 David Attenborough Award and Lecture for widening participation and helping people understand space science.
Maggie Aderin-Pocock is a space scientist, author and co-presenter of The Sky at Night who shares the wonders of astronomy through television, books and school visits.
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Maggie received the 2026 David Attenborough Award and Lecture for widening participation and helping people understand space science.
At Wolverhampton Grammar School, Maggie spoke to pupils and visiting local schools about space projects, her memoir Starchild and her experience as a neurodiverse scientist.
wgs.org.ukRead moreAs Surrey Day ambassador, Maggie joined Girlguiding Surrey East at Horton Country Park in Epsom, where she earned the first Surrey Day badge.
surreylieutenancy.orgRead moreHer memoir, Starchild: My Life Under the Night Sky, traces her childhood, path into science, motherhood and enduring fascination with space.
penguin.co.ukExplore StarchildMaggie appeared at a University of Hull event exploring four big questions in space and astronomy, taking the audience from the night sky to the wider universe.
hull.ac.ukRead moreFind her official biography and representation.
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