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(Leipzig) Am Samstag dem 24.09.2016 wurde in Leipzig feierlich die Jesco von Puttkamer Schule eröffnet. Neben Gästen, Förderern und interessierten jungen Naturforschern trafen vor allem Grußnoten aus der ganzen Welt ein. Eines der wohl wichtigsten Schreiben war vom 2. Vorsitzenden des Vereins des Geschlechtes der Familie von Puttkamer. Darin schrieb Herr Hans-Joachim von Puttkamer (ein Großneffe von Prof. Dr. Jesco von Puttkamer): "
"Artificiosa non durant" übersetzt " Seid wahrhaftig - alles Gekünstelte ist nicht von Dauer ! ... Bei Befolgen dieser einfachen Regeln, Visionäre heranzubilden und dabei Wahrhaftig zu bleiben, steht der Jesco v.Puttkamer Schule und deren Schülern eine glänzende Zukunft ins Haus geschrieben. ... Eine wichtige Mission von Jesco war es immer, die Jugend zu fördern. Eine Professorin unserer Familie sagte mir, Jesco hätte Sie dazu gebracht Ihre eigene Vision dahingehend zu definieren, dass es nun Ihre Vision sei Visionäre heranzubilden. Also eine Schule mit seinem Namen, sollte sich ebenfalls zum Ziel setzen Visionäre heranzubilden."
Emails trafen aus Washington DC, Huntsville und Moskau ein. So schrieb der 3-fache Space Shuttle Astronaut und Leiter der bemannten Raumfahrt der NASA bis 2006, heute Industrieberater, William Readdy: "Best wishes as you celebrate JvP's legacy with the next generation of space explorers on his special day!"
Frau Dr. Alotta Taylor, NASA-Headquarter, Director of Strategic Integration and Management Division, Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate (HEOMD), schrieb: "Congratulations on this great accomplishment! Jesco is looking down and smiling."
Tom White, US-Space Camp in Huntsville, schrieb: "Congratulations to you and your team!" Aber auch Partner aus Leipzig zögerten nicht mit Geschenken, Blumensträußen und Grußnoten. So erschien Herr Ronny Hessel, Meister und Inhaber der CNC-Dreherei Günther Jakob mit Grußworten und einem Präsent. Die Tauchlehrer-Familie Florian schrieb: "Ihr seid eine tolle Familie und habt sehr viel erreicht. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!!!"
Alle 150 Schüler, die derzeit vom International Space Education Institute in 22 Ländern betreut werden, meldeten sich mit Likes und begeisterten Kommentaren auf den Facebook-Seiten.
Fotogallerie: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spaceeducation/albums/72157673165312022
Nach der Verlesung des Briefes und einigen Erklärungen zum Umbau mit einem Budget von 300.000 Euro und den neuen Aufgaben servierte der benachbarte Catering Service leckere Pilzpfanne und Mutzbraten mit Salaten. Es fanden viele Gespräche statt.
Folgende Schwepunkte wird es im ersten Jahr geben:
- Roboter AG: jeden Donnerstag von 15-17 Uhr
- NASA Rover AG: jeden Samstag von 14-18 Uhr
- 14-tägige Produktionspraktikas für Schüler
- BELL-Betreuung für Gymnasiasten
- Exkursionen nach Russland, USA und im Innland
Grundsätzlich ist eine mindestens einjährige Mitgliedschaft im Förderverein erforderlich. Diese kostet je nach Alter zwischen 40 und 80 Euro/ Monat.
ANTRAG auf Mitgliedschaft
Roboter AG
wird präsentiert von Sotiris Mitsopoulos (11), Cosma (9) und Tara Heckel (7), Lego-Level in 3 Stufen
Donnerstag 15-17 Uhr
NASA-Rover AG
wird präsentiert von Tobias Meier (19), 4 NASA-Teilnahmen
Samstag 14-18 Uhr
Elektro-Rover als BeLL-Arbeit
präsentiert Jonas Stiemer (16)
Mitgliedschaften und Teilnahmen
erklärt Nadin Rößler (23), 4 NASA-Teilnahmen, Lehramtsstudentin Mathe/Physik
Antrag
Berufsorientierung Ingenieur und CAD/CAM
erklären die Diplom Ingenieure
Evgeniy Zakutin und Kollege (6 NASA-Teilnahmen, ESA-Projekte)
Opening of the first "Jesco von Puttkamer School" Those looking for a science group, those interested in assistance with the Bell-Arbeit for the Abitur, or those looking to participate in an exchange program to Germany can apply for the academic year at this occasion. Prof. Dr. Jesco von Puttkamer The founders oft he first Jesco von Puttkamer school in Leipzig have personally been guided by Jesco since 2003. The international team award named after him is awarded to the fastest international team at the NASA Rover Challenge every year (and has been awarded to the Leipziger based teams 6 times). Von Puttkamer believed that a school should supporting students in their scientific pursuits. The Renovation After School Activities The Campus The Mainbuilding The Space Hotel is popular with tourists and conference visitors coming to Leipzig, during the times when no workshops or seminars are held, as it offers inexpensive and clean accomodation witch can be easily booked online. The earnings are used to support the non-profit services of the school. This way, the Space Hotel has become the most booked hotel of economy class in Leipzig. It is also a popular place for visitors of Leipzig, promoters and international guests. Quite regular VIPs from industry, politics and science can be welcome as guests. Among them have already been Prof. Dr. von Puttkamer, the family of the Sputnik designer Sergey P. Korolev, astronauts, cosmonauts and a Prime Minister. The Workshop Available is a complete machine-tool arsenal, a gas welding machine, column drill, grinders, soldering station, awood workshop, and ametal workshop. CNC machines will soon be also available. The Rocket Garden The Parking Lot The Student Living Area
This year's CAD-CAM projects:
We are also supporting two students for a carrier at NASA in Huntsville, AL, USA. We also express are thanks and gratitude to the following businesses and individuals for the support and assistance during the restoration of the campus 2016: Doerffer Sandstrahltechnik GmbH, Leipzig renovation projekt:
Life on the ISS depends on their energy budget. In addition to small quantities of fuel being transported consuming, primarily supplies the sun all life support systems and aggregates. The International Space Education Institute modified its power supply with the Jesco von Puttkamer school, the workshops and the Habitat (Space Hotel) on sun. So the young scientists get an idea of ??sustainable energy use. Since this week the solar power plant was installed on the roof. It is divided into 3 components: - 30 m² photovoltaic (6.6 kilowatts) Thus, in future, the amount of energy used is produced to operate the "Jesco von Puttkamer school" and their departments themselves. Excess electrical power is fed into the network. Electricity consumption during the night will largely be refinanced. On very sunny days, excess heat from the solar thermal energy has to be dissipated. This is fed to a 2000 liter / 530 gal hot water tank for showering and washing. In the transitional seasons even bleigt left some heat for a basic supply of heating the rooms. Excess heat is dissipated in the summer to heat the outdoor pool (38°C / 100°F temperature in the pool are possible). On cloudy days and in snow adds a mini-cogeneration plant from "Ecopower" the energy-budget in the basement. This consists of a single-cylinder 4-stroke engine and is driven by natural gas. A generator replaces the complete power of the photovoltaic to 5 kW. In addition, it produces a fundamental requirement of 12 kW hot water to recharge the hot water tank and basic operation of the heater. So this powerstation adds 120 kWh electricity and 288 kWh for wamwater per day! The heating of all buildings on campus takes in the winter months, a natural-gas powered energy-efficiency heating of "Junkers" with a peak power of 100 kW. This benefit is especially important for the heating of the workshops on the Campus. An own subterranean district heating pipe ensures the transport of energy. So the steady weekly technical after-school-activities with students are now also possible in the cold months. Carger for the selfmade NASA-E-Rover and pugs for E-Cars on the Campus´ parking lot are in preperation. The win with this intelligent system saves circa 400-800 euros (US$ 450-900) / month are used to promote the youth work of the institute and its young scientists. An online monitor published in the house and on the website the result of this captive power plant. So the young scientists who are learning here, their sponsors and the Space-hotel guests are able to see the energy balance of this house. If necessary they can adapt their life and work to the rhythm of the sun and its environment. Similarly the astronauts and cosmonauts living aboard the ISS, are doing the same. The namesake of this school "Prof. Jesco von Puttkamer" was the 1st ISS-director for 14 years long. So this technology is honoring his work and life for young scientists Thanks to Aizhigit Tabanov (Young Engineer for Aerospace, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan) for his cooperation in the realization of the project: (https://www.facebook.com/groups/NASA.summercamp/?fref=ts) Thanks to Dr. Loeser from the company Dr. SOL Solarsystems in Leipzig (http://www.drsol.de). more photos:
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My collegue and judge Tom Hancock (AIAA) said to me at the NASA Roverchallenge: "Ralf, Al want to see you with your international students in the Hospital". So it was a pleashure for me to come with all 17 students what we had with us. They came from Bolivia, India, Russia and Germany. Al told them a long story about his life, his fight for the future and our responsibility to push their work - together with all visioneers of this world. In this small room was an increddible silence. Everybody was able to crab each of his words and record it into his mind.
Now, Al passed away in summer 2016, July 24th. So a lot of high experienced people went from us, whitnesses from the pioneers time of spaceflight. It is a big loss. We are sad about his death. But we also are knowing that his conversations will still live in our mind and will guide us into the next future of our exploration. Follow the tracks of the forefathers, with their strong rules and core values. Turn around the comfort zone, change the sofa with your shoes and build bridges instead of walls. The view back from space what Al also made with Apollo 8 - teaches us that we are: one world, one menkind and one community. Al, you was a fighter to reach the stars. Now you are there. Be shure that the international young generation is wishing you a safe flight! Ralf Heckel,
We invite again for NASA SummerCamp. This year the core areas are in designing a new nonpneumatic wheel, as well as a battery-powered NASA Rovers of the 2nd generation. We want to modify the existing NASA rovers for training and build 2 new vehicles. Of course, you work again together with international students from many countries, making internships in some of the more than 100 partner-factories in and around Leipzig. In numerous excursions you will fit your team spirit, body and your skills. Your practice in foreign languages, culture of other countries, to achieve common goals and of course writing experience reports as "NASA Trailblazer" is expanded here. You live in the Space Hotel and eat in a self-organized teamwork. Of course there are days of swimming, barbecues and many shared experiences. In addition this year, here is the expansion of "Jesco von Puttkamer school". This is to be inaugurated on 09/22/2016. For regional and international young naturalists there will be an international career center with ASA-offers, seminars and internships. You can help us energetically as all other generations before you. Who shows us the most integrity over the summer, will be selected for future Space Education Missions: inOctober for a world tour (India, Russia, Italy, South and North America), gets further deals excursions in Star City to Russia and for NASA Rover challenge in April 2017 the United States. The expenses for lodging and food amount to 190 euros / week. The program is free in the first 2 weeks characteristic learning phase. Then we recommend you as it can go and whether you will nominated for an international space mission on the way in science. From this moment you will organize in a teamwork your further crowdfunding for the projects and for a career in the premier class space itself. You can represent each of these workshops with school internships and your later Baccalaureate (propaedeutic-work) as well as practical projects of your university. APPLICATION-FORM
Flashbacks: 2011: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spaceeducation/collections/72157627076371133/
2012: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spaceeducation/collections/72157630696937606/ 2013: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spaceeducation/collections/72157634465976029/ 2014: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spaceeducation/collections/72157644783424900/ 2015: https://www.facebook.com/groups/NASA.summercamp Leipzig 2015: SpaceEducation TV-Channel
Bolivien: PXM-TV Russland: Rossia 1, Nachrichten Indien: Woman-Magazine USA: NASA Roverchallenge
Italien: RAI uno
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