“…Roche, Roberts, Newsam, and Barclay (2012) state that astronomy-related topics are among the most interesting, frightening, and inspiring topics in educational programs and that these topics have a high power to motivate students (p.69). When the national and international literature was examined, it was determined that astronomy education is given in relation to science (Krumenaker, 2009;Brogt, 2007;Chastenay, 2018;Kurnaz, 2012;Fraknoi, 2014;Ünal & Bozdoğan, 2021;Giacconi, 2005;Ros & Garcia, 2019;Taner, Esenoğlu, Unat, Özışık & Kırbıyık, 2020;Prather, Rudolph & Brissenden, 2009;Proshletsova & Perov, 2006;Bretones, 2019;Timur, Yalçınkaya-Önder, Timur & Özeş, 2020;Roche, Roberts, Newsam & Barclay, 2012;Bektaşlı, 2014;Percy, 2006;Marusic & Hadzigebovic, 2018;Taşcan & Ünal, 2015;Karaçam, Yener, Canbazoğlu-Bilici, Şahin Çakır & Yürük, 2022;Çiv, Saka & Koray, 2022;Kaya, 2018;Karamustafaoğlu, Bolat, Kaşıkçı & Değirmenci, 2016;Oğuzman, Metin & Kaya, 2021;Albayrak, 2016;Sarıoğlu, 2022;Taşcan, 2013;Saka, 2018;Türk, 2018;Küçüközer, Bostan & Işıldak, 2010;Göncü, 2013). It is usual for studies on astronomy education to be associated with science because of the content of the related lensons.…”