CUBESAT CHALLENGE
CubeSat Challenge: Design, build, and launch mini-satellites in this hands-on STEM experience, fostering innovation, teamwork, and space exploration skills.
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Why the CubeSat Challenge?
- Meet and work with expert educators, Scientists & Astronauts
- Design a CubeSat that can be launched to the edge of space!
- Team working & soft skills training & workshops
- Learn critical 21st Century skills including coding, design thinking & innovation
- Contribute to real scientific experiments and mission goals
- Find solutions to the world's most pressing issues
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“The Launch of National Space Camp” Event
Who is Starlight Education?
Starlight Education is a global education company dedicated to inspiring future scientists, engineers, and explorers. They craft immersive, interactive learning experiences that bring space science and technology to life, engaging students of all ages and sparking curiosity and innovation in STEM fields.
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Meet Our Ambassadors
CHARLES GEMAR
ASTRONAUT
Charles “Sam” Gemar is an American former Astronaut and lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army. Charles has flown on 3 Space Shuttle Missions (STS-38, STS-48 & STS-62)
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Charles has completed 385 orbits of Earth and over 581 hours in space. He has also served in different positions in NASA, including as a CAPCOM for Shuttle missions.
Education: BSc. Engineering
Awards & Honors
NASA Space Shuttle Columbia Mission – STS-38
NASA Space Shuttle Columbia Mission – STS-48
NASA Space Shuttle Columbia Mission – STS-62
Defence Superior Service Medal
Defence Meritorious Service Medal
Charlotte Pouwels
ANALOGUE ASTRONAUT
Charlotte Pouwels is a dutch physicist with a specialization in space radiation and plasma thrusters for CubeSats (Australia). She has a wide experience and background in research about future habitats on extra-terrestrial bodies and space exploration.
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Charlotte has a lot of passion, discipline and motivation for space, humanity and life on Earth itself. She is an advanced wreck diver and likes to boulder, travel, play chess and ride a motorcycle.
In 2019 she became an analogue astronaut for the ESA EuroMoonMars IMA ILWEG EMMIHS-II mission at HI-SEAS (Hawai’i, America). She worked among others for the project Food for Mars and Moon and the reactor institute in Delft (RID), focussing on the Martian radiation influences on plants that grow on Mars simulant soil.
In 2019 she also became a STEM promoter and educator to inspire the next generation to go beyond their limits. In addition, she and a team from EuroMoonMars have launched the CHILL-ICE project “Construction of a Habitat Inside a Lunar-analogue Lava tube – ICeland EuroMoonMars”. Where they focus on an emergency situation on the Moon, where astronauts need to set up a deployable habitat inside a Lava Tube within an 8 hour EVA.
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