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The launch site to your place in space |
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SPACE QUALIFIED Ltd |
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INTERNATIONAL SPACE OLYMPICS ITINERARY |
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Itinerary 2009 During the 10 day competition, Scouts and Guides will: Space Olympics Present their technical, economic and social projects. Any subject matter connected with the field of Space Exploration may be used; Take part in competitions in physics, mathematics and computer science; Meet Russian cosmonauts; Visit Mission Control Center, speak live directly to cosmonauts on the space station; Visit Star City and Space Museum, see first hand Gagarin's capsule and the 1st Sputnik, go inside the space station; Cultural Program visits to Moscow Kremlin, cathedrals, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow Circus; Visit Korolev schools; meet local students to learn about their culture and lifestyle.
Team Coach and Science Support Accompanying the team to Moscow: Australian ISO coach Anne Brumfitt, Guider, Space Educator Team Space Science support Assoc Prof Lachlan Thompson, RMIT University, Space Scientist Prof Pavel Trivailo. RMIT University, Space Scientist. Stuart Ross (VLS Apogee)
Key dates 2009 June 22, Submissions Close June 30, Team selection July 8-9, Team Camp July 13-18, Australian Space Olympics July 30, Visa Applications Close Aug 15, closing date for fees Oct 15-27, ISO Russia
More Information Eric Brandon, Guides Australia, Email ericaisapenguin@hotmail.com Mobile: 0407820742 Anne Brumfitt, Scouts Australia, Email anne.brumfitt@spacequalified.org
How to Apply Applications should be a one page A4 résumé plus 500 words on your interest in Space, and how you will use the ISO in your Venturer or Queen’s Scout/Queen’s Guide Award. You must include two referees one must be from your current school. And send to Space Olympics 17 Park Drive Belgrave 3160 Vic |
