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‘History of the Universe’ resource for primary teachers & new Paxi animation released!21 January 2015 ESA Education is proud to release two new resources for primary school level. The first resource is a teacher guide with pupil activities for children aged 8-12 focusing on the History of the Universe. Through a series of linked activities, pupils wi...
Conclusion of SPHERES Zero Robotics 2014 challenge19 January 2015
Conclusion of SPHERES Zero Robotics 2014 challenge19 January 2015 Inspired by ESA’s Rosetta mission and the upcoming NASA OSIRIS-Rex mission, Zero Robotics finalists were given the task to simulate imaging a virtual asteroid on the International Space Station last Friday. Secondary-school students from across Europe...
Second Space Station Robot Challenge to launch13 January 2015
Second Space Station Robot Challenge to launch13 January 2015 A space robotics competition opens today for school students. The aim is to design a robot that can move cargo from one end of an International Space Station (ISS) mock-up to another.
Teams for the 2015 european cansat competition selected!19 December 2014
Teams for the 2015 european cansat competition selected!19 December 2014 ESA Education is happy to announce the names of the six teams selected for the 2015 European CanSat Competition, which will take place in Portugal from 25 to 28 June 2015. The selected teams will join the 12 winning teams of national CanSat competitio...
ESA Summer workshop for teachers 2015: Save the date!19 December 2014
ESA Summer workshop for teachers 2015: Save the date!19 December 2014 ESA is organising its 6th Teachers’ Summer Workshop at ESTEC, the Netherlands, from 8 to 10 July 2015. The workshop is open to both primary and secondary school teachers. Save the date in your diary! Subscriptions will open in February 2015.
Experiments selected for REXUS 19/20 and BEXUS 20/2118 December 2014
Experiments selected for REXUS 19/20 and BEXUS 20/2118 December 2014 Christmas came early for eight student teams when SNSB and ESA selected their experiments to fly to the edge of space as part of the 2015-2016 German-Swedish REXUS/BEXUS programme.
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