Just like the great explorers of the old world who reached the shores of Aotearoa - New Zealand based on their skill and driven by curiosity, KiwiMars Outreach is a pilot project that will take students, teachers and the public on a journey of discovery, reaching new frontiers and developing cultural awareness, to find out what it takes to be an explorer of another world.
KiwiMars 2012: Be part of the team:
Submit research ideas!
- The onsite crew is looking forward to your research ideas to undertake during the mission;
Join the team that creates Resources and Classroom activities
- [Resources and guides] are produced by a wider project team from KiwiSpace working closely with curriculum-expert educators and supported by the Royal Society of New Zealand, the New Zealand Association of Science Educators, Carter Observatory, [Capital E], LEARNZ, Futureintech, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu, Mars Society Australia; and Eagle Technology Group
Spread the word!
Participate in Talks and Seminars upon the crew's return
- Upon return the crew will attend a series of talks and seminars to discuss the mission and future projects. KiwiMars 2012 will officially close with the bigest celebration of science and technology and their contribution to the betterment of the human condition: World Space Week 4-10 October 2012.
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Commander's Log
The commander of the expedition will keep you posted with the latest progress in the preparation of the project.
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