Competition: Robots in Space
Would you like to see your own space artwork on the ESA Kids site? Here's your chance! Every month ESA Kids is looking at a different theme in more detail. Themes include everything from orbits and planets to astronauts and asteroids.
Why send robots into space and not humans? Robots can go places we can't: cold places, hot places, dangerous places - robots are up to the challenge! They can explore planets, take pictures, measure temperature, collect rocks and soil samples with drills and much more!
Robots can also act as astronauts' helpers, assisting them with various tasks in space, such as inside or outside the International Space Station! On the ISS, the European Robotic Arm helps astronauts with tasks outside the station. It is very similar to a human arm, with an elbow, shoulders and even wrists. It is equipped with cameras and can move the astronauts around during a spacewalk.
This month's competition: Robots in Space
Entries to reach us by 31 May 2024.
Artwork could be a drawing, a painting, model or mobile… use your imagination!
Get creative and show us your imagination of robots in space trough art!
We will select the best entries which will go into the Space Gallery and will receive a special prize from the European Space Agency.
Check out the ESA Kids website regularly to see who our monthly winners are!
Upload your artwork in the form below or send it to: ESA Education, ESTEC, Keplerlaan 1, PO Box 299 NL-2200 AG Noordwijk, The Netherlands.
Please note: artwork cannot be returned. Due to the large number of entries we receive each month, we do not send letters to participants acknowledging receipt. Only the winners are contacted by ESA.
Maximum age limit for competition entries is 12.
