Frontiers of Space
Scientists explain discoveries from the last year.
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Stargazing nights, public lectures, challenges and a yearly summit for everyone who loves space.
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Our flagship gathering of researchers, educators, students and industry leaders. Two days of keynotes, student research posters, workshops and a public evening session.
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Teams design a settlement on the Moon or Mars, covering power, water, food, safety and governance, and defend it to a panel of scientists and engineers.
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Monthly observing nights timed to the sky: meteor showers, planet oppositions, eclipses and the dark of the Moon. Telescopes and guides are provided.
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Scientists explain discoveries from the last year.
Engineers describe how missions are designed and flown.
Policy, law and ethics beyond Earth.
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Ages 10 to 17. Build, model or write about a space idea.
Prototype a technology or analyse a mission concept.
Every finalist is paired with a mentor.
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Make and use a simple reflecting telescope.
Build and launch a model rocket safely.
Explore open satellite and telescope data.
Programme a small robot rover.
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Sky events are astronomical dates. SPACE 1 events are confirmed to members before public announcement.
Peak of the Leonid meteor shower.
Peak of the Geminid meteor shower.
A short, sharp meteor shower for early risers.
Registration for teams opens.
Live viewing and commentary.
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Learners, volunteers, mentors and institutions can now register interest.
We are inviting experts to review curriculum and research.
Ten tracks are planned from beginner to advanced.
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Illustrative imagery for now; event photographs and film will appear here after our first events.