[amsat-bb] Fw: NASA Make: Challenge Submission Guidelines

[andy thomas]

I thought all you US citizens might be interested in this:


--- On Fri, 18/3/11, NASA Make: Challenge <no-reply at makezine.com> wrote:

> From: NASA Make: Challenge <no-reply at makezine.com>
> Subject: NASA Make: Challenge Submission Guidelines
> To: "andyG0SFJ" <.............................> Date: Friday, 18 March, 2011, 6:40
> We've published the rules and
> guidelines for the 
> 2011 NASA Make: Challenge, which invites makers to propose
> kits 
> that high school students can build in their classrooms to
> 
> explore a scientific, technical, or math concept by 
> flying the kits on a suborbital rocket flight.
> 
> Proposals for the NASA Make: Challenge should be submitted
> 
> electronically to makespacekits at gmail.com
> by midnight 
> (Pacific Daylight Savings Time) April 30, 2011.  To
> develop
> a successful proposal, please consult the rules and
> guidelines 
> found at:
> 
> http://www.makezine.com/space/rules
> 
> NOTE: The NASA Make: Challenge is open to all U.S.
> citizens. 
> Proposers under the age of 18 must include the permission
> of 
> a parent or guardian to participate.
> 
> The winner of the NASA Make: Challenge will win a trip to
> the 
> Bay Area Maker Faire on May 21 & 22.  The winning
> project will
> also be published in MAKE Magazine.  
> 
> We are planning a webcast for the week of March 28. 
> The webcast
> will be an opportunity to learn from experts about
> developing 
> experiments that can fly in space.  They will be
> available
> for questions as well.
> 
> Thanks for participating in the 2011 NASA Make: Challenge
> and be
> sure to tell others you know who might wish to
> participate.
> 
> Thanks,
> Dale Dougherty
> Founder and Publisher, MAKE Magazine
> email: dale at oreilly.com
> 
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