Living in Space and Space Weather
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Living in Space and Space Weather is the first module of Junior Space Camp 2021. Our fun and engaging topics include how astronauts survive in space, what happens to the human body in space, and what space weather is all about!
The modules are curated to pique the child’s curiosity about the things around them and in the sky. Through the modules, students will expand their knowledge of space and grow their interest in science!
The second module, All about Rockets, will introduce students to rockets and what they do. To enjoy savings, sign up for both modules below:
- Age: 9-12 years old
- Date: 18 - 19 March 2021
- Time: 3.5 h X 2 days
- Certificate of Completion
- Level: Beginner
Camp Requirements
Computer with internet connection, video camera and microphone function
Ability to type and identify characters on the keyboard
All cadets will receive a digital copy of all class materials. If a hardcopy of the class materials is preferred, do let us know by Monday, 15 March.
Meet your Space
Camp instructors
Adhitya graduated from the very first Space Academy Singapore. From there he went to the US to Purdue University to pursue Mechanical Engineering. He is passionate about spreading his love of science and technology to the next generation and inspiring them to shoot for the stars.
Eleni studied Computer Science and Biomedical Informatics at the University of Central Greece and received a Master’s degree in Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine from University College London. She was a researcher at NASA Frontier Development Lab. She was co-author to the paper Harnessing artificial intelligence to support astronaut medical care with automated and interpretable diagnosis for cardiac abnormalities in space.
Surya is a two time winner of the Singapore Space Challenge (now the International Space Challenge) He will be pursuing Electrical Engineering at the National University of Singapore.