[log in to unmask]" type="cite">Hi all,
If we're sharing info on about space competitions there's another one we've just launched (forgive the pun), with a deadline of 1st July and open to school pupils aged 7-18 - it's called OUR SPACE.
Richard Garriott, British-born computer programmer and astronaut has made available a fantastic video library of science experiments he performed on his visit to the International Space Centre in 2008, which we are encouraging pupils to use to create their own space adventure.
As well as an expenses-paid trip to the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida and Johnson Space Centre in Texas, the galaxy of cool prizes includes visits to the House of Commons, special entry tickets to Farnborough Futures Day, tickets to the National Space Centre, World Space Week invitations to Intech, an iPod Touch, and signed goodies from Richard Garriott and Lucy Hawking, daughter of physicist Professor Stephen Hawking.
To see the amazing videos, find out more about the competition and get tips on how to create a digital space adventure check out: http://www.our-space.org
If you know anyone who would be interested (teachers, youth groups, space enthusiasts) please pass it on!
Cheers,Simon
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