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Take a Sneak Peak at Your Week 👀
Sponsors 👏
Meet Your Team 🤩
Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger
NASA Astronaut & Geologist
Sarah Murray
Former NASA Leader
Prof. Steve Harridge
Physiology at King's College London
Dr Julie Keeble
Pharmacologist at King's College London
Chris Barber
ISSET & Mission Discovery Founder
Dr Zoë Gaffen
Chief Payload Developer
Dan Molland
ISSET Chief Space Scientist
Hannah Burgess
ISSET Lead Scientist
Jack Enright
ISSET Scientist
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Do something extraordinary with the Mission Discovery London, Space & STEM Camp ✨
Join our Rockstar instructors in King's College London July 2023.
You will work in small teams, under the close guidance of a NASA astronaut, NASA personnel, space scientists and world-renowned professors. Your goal is to design an experiment, that could benefit humankind on or off the planet.
We’ll help you every step of the way, each team will be assigned their very own expert mentor to help guide them through the week.
At the end of the 5 days, we’ll select the best idea, build it at NASA and launch it to the International Space Station (ISS) to be conducted by the astronauts on board.
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Reasons to Get on Board!
- 🚀 Boost students confidence and help them push their limits
- 👨🚀 Learn from some of the greatest minds in the world
- 👩🏫 Develop key life skills in teamwork, innovation, leadership, public speaking, planning
& budgeting - 💻 Strengthen higher education applications & achievement portfolios
- 🔭 Have the experience of working on a real-life research project
- 🏆 Take away an official completion certificate
- 🙌 Learn to work as part of an incredible team
- 🛰 Fly the flag for your school on the International Space Station
- 🎉 And of course, the chance to make history
Residential Package Add-on Available 🙌
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🛏 Accommodation The residential add-on package is a great way to make friends and see some of London's top sights. In the evenings, you will eat out at one of your favourite restaurants; Honest Burger, Nandos, Côte, Pizza Express, Café Rouge. |
Mission Itinerary 💫
Throughout the week you will hear a variety of talks from our experts, based on a range of themes including team building, leadership, space, the sciences and personal development.
Your team will be assigned its own Mission Discovery mentor to help you every step of the way.
Just like the makings of any astronaut crew, the days focus is on bringing you together. By the end of day 1, you and your team will be functioning as an elite unit.
Now you’re ready to take on your first space mission. We introduce you to the design brief. You and your space squad will work quickly to pull together ideas.
Let’s finalise those ideas and work out how your experiment is going to work in microgravity.
You’ve done it, look how far you’ve come in only 4 days. Your experiment is ready for lift off! Let’s turn your incredible work into a presentation and get you prepped for the final tomorrow.
All the hard work is done, now it's time to present your idea to our friendly judges and accept your Mission Completion certificate and awards at the Mission Discovery closing ceremony. YOU DID IT 🤩
Don't just take our word for it... 🎤
Matthew, 17, St Olaves Grammar School
Grazia, 17, Hawthorn High School
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A word from Astronaut Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger
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"I’m excited to share my love of STEM and space with the Mission Discovery students! They have the opportunity to take what may seem impossible and launch into a new possible. I know the week at King's will not only change their perspective of Earth and space, it will transform how they see themselves in their future. Let’s get inspired!"
-Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger, NASA Astronaut & Geologist
On the Space Station 🛰
There have been 64 student experiments worked on by astronauts including Major Tim Peake.