Schools across the country have been supported by Mission X Control at UK Space Agency to help launch astronaut training activities as part of the international fitness programme Mission X Train Like an Astronaut. British ESA Astronaut Major Tim Peake … Continue reading
It’s been a while since my last blog and a lot has happened since then. The diversity of opportunities which my role offers is something I never tire of, and never take for granted and I hope through the blog … Continue reading
The first UK Space Education Office (ESERO-UK) conference took place in September 2012. Around 100 delegates descended on the National STEM centre in York, with representatives from many organisations throughout the UK that provide support to teachers and students in … Continue reading
Welcome back to the UK Space Agency blog. It’s almost the end of September (around 3 months to Christmas as I write!), the school holidays are over and most people are back at work or school. I hope everyone managed … Continue reading
Like millions of others around the world, I was glued to NASA TV in the early hours of Monday morning waiting to see if NASA’s Curiosity mission – a one-tonne rover vehicle that had endured a half-billion kilometre journey over … Continue reading
Schools across the country have been supported by Mission X Control at UK Space Agency to help launch astronaut training activities as part of the international fitness programme Mission X Train Like an Astronaut. British ESA Astronaut Major Tim Peake … Continue reading
It’s been a while since my last blog and a lot has happened since then. The diversity of opportunities which my role offers is something I never tire of, and never take for granted and I hope through the blog … Continue reading
The first UK Space Education Office (ESERO-UK) conference took place in September 2012. Around 100 delegates descended on the National STEM centre in York, with representatives from many organisations throughout the UK that provide support to teachers and students in … Continue reading
Welcome back to the UK Space Agency blog. It’s almost the end of September (around 3 months to Christmas as I write!), the school holidays are over and most people are back at work or school. I hope everyone managed … Continue reading
Like millions of others around the world, I was glued to NASA TV in the early hours of Monday morning waiting to see if NASA’s Curiosity mission – a one-tonne rover vehicle that had endured a half-billion kilometre journey over … Continue reading
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