The first group of international aviation and aerospace students begins now the first summer school in Leipzig. The 17 students from Germany, France, Russia and India are preparing the European Championship in NASA Moonbuggy Race in the International Space Education Institute. 12 other participants from India are expected. The International Space Education Institute has, with its inventor workshops and the space hotel for the club's home of these young international rushed. The participants absolve many different courses from handiwork over engineering to programming. These courses are supported in the Community through collaboration much integrity and ethical values. So the Founders want to remember to the history of the space scientists in Leipzig since 1807.

This club leads in many disciplines of international competitions to career building society has become like many young explorers visited Address. The young participants create new moonbuggies for the NASA competition and test them out on the Rabet in the east of Leipzig and prepare the first international championship on 19 Moon Buggy August at the Alfred-Rosch-Kampfbahn. The ultimate goal of researchers is the design and construction of an electrically-powered rover for the Mars 500 project in Moscow and a small series production of the Saxon moonbuggies as hands-on environmental project for schools and vocational orientation and crafts. Practice, experience and multilingual use in various languages as well as learn about the different cultures and mentalities is a valuable byproduct for the participants during the summer teamwork in a relaxed atmosphere.

So the student get special experiences and get special knowledge. And this knowledge is paired with Leipzig handicraft and Saxon perseverance. This is very profitably for the highschool students of Leipzig. In the coming school year, a wide range of opportunities for internships will be available for this students.

The Leipzig Space Summer School is supported by the German Embassy in Moscow, Leipzig and handiwork, Bruno Banani, the Ministry of Culture and Sports of Saxony and a number of international scientists from USA, Germany, Russia and India. Only in passing the club also conveys the many requests for the landing of the Space Shuttle at NASA scientists have paved the way for the next generation.

Interested in age from 12-19 years are especially welcome and can register to a unit at:
www.spaceeducation.eu

Participation is subject to diligence, precision, teamwork and integrity. The team is on Saturday morning to the public for questions and photos.

Date: 19. August 2011, 18 Uhr, International Moonbuggy Championchip, Alfred-Rosch-Kampfbahn, Leipzig

Members of the first group:

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