To the NetD@ys 2001 kid's page!

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Are you aged between 6 and 18? Are you interested in space? Tell us what space means to you, what it brings to your everyday life. You can write these thoughts down, but you can also send a drawing, or photographs. What you send in to us will be shown on this Web site from the 19-25 November Send us your work

During the Netd@ys week of 19-25 November 2001, we will be running a message-board on this site, where you can look at the pictures and writing from other young people all over Europe, tell us what you think about them, and read what the experts from the European Space Agency say about them too. You can write in any of the official languages of our Member States (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom or Canada).

Enter the message boards

If you want to learn more about what goes on in space, just visit, with your parents or teachers if it is too complicated, the site of the European Space Agency at http://www.esa.int . There will be a special site for young people coming soon.

You can also have a look at the 2-pages brochures provided in PDF format in 4 languages. These explain ESA in a simple way. Did you know that ESA has 15 European countries as Member States plus an associate, Canada, and that for these countries we study and develop launchers and satellites for the benefit of men, women and children in the world?

This project is part of the European Commission Netd@ys Europe 2001 projects. To see the other projects, go to http://www.netdays2001.org