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European Space Agency (ESA)

European Space Agency (ESA), based in Paris, Île-de-France, has 1 opportunity for children on WiWit, checked before listing.

Paris, Île-de-France, France

Opportunities from European Space Agency (ESA)

Competition

Moon Camp Challenge by ESA

by European Space Agency (ESA)

A global STEM competition by the European Space Agency (ESA) in collaboration with the Airbus Foundation, challenging students to design a habitat for astronauts on the Moon using 3D modeling tools.

For children ages 6 to 19
Join from home
Free to participate

What your child could gain:

3D DesignTeamworkScientific Research
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What WiWit checked

  • Identity and registration
  • Contact details
  • Location details

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About

The European Space Agency (ESA) is an international, intergovernmental organisation headquartered in Paris, France, dedicated to the peaceful exploration and use of space. Established in 1975, it coordinates the financial and scientific resources of its 22 member states to undertake missions and projects far beyond the scope of any single European nation. ESA's activities cover a vast range of space domains, including Earth observation, satellite navigation, telecommunications, and human and robotic exploration. The agency is responsible for developing launch vehicles, sending probes to explore the solar system, and contributing significantly to global scientific research through missions like the James Webb Space Telescope. The agency actively promotes STEM education to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers globally. Through its ESA Education Office, it offers a wide array of online resources, competitions, and workshops for students and teachers, making these opportunities accessible to a worldwide audience, including aspiring space enthusiasts in India. ESA maintains a strong partnership with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), collaborating on astronaut training, mission support, and joint research. This cooperation enhances opportunities for Indian students and researchers to engage with international space projects.

Affiliations

22 European Member StatesIndian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)NASAJAXACanadian Space Agency (CSA)

Programs Offered

  • Earth Observation Programmes (Copernicus)
  • Human and Robotic Exploration (International Space Station)
  • Satellite Navigation (Galileo)
  • Space Science (Cosmic Vision)
  • Space Transportation (Ariane, Vega)
  • ESA Education Office

Achievements

  • Co-developed and operates the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes with NASA.
  • Successfully landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan.
  • Developed the Galileo satellite navigation system, a European alternative to GPS.
  • Rosetta mission, the first to orbit and land a probe on a comet.
  • Leading role in the Copernicus programme, the world's largest single Earth observation programme.
  • Ongoing collaboration with ISRO on human spaceflight, mission tracking, and research.

Leadership

  • Dr. Josef Aschbacher, Director General (ESA)
  • Simonetta Cheli, Director of Earth Observation (ESA)
  • Prof. Carole Mundell, Director of Science (ESA)
  • Daniel Neuenschwander, Director of Human and Robotic Exploration (ESA)

Frequently asked questions

What does European Space Agency (ESA) offer for children?
European Space Agency (ESA) has 1 opportunity for children listed on WiWit, each checked before listing. Every listing above shows who is eligible, the key dates, and the fee, so you can see what fits your child.
Where does my child apply for European Space Agency (ESA) opportunities?
On European Space Agency (ESA)'s own website. WiWit is a free, independent directory that helps you discover and compare opportunities; your child registers or applies with European Space Agency (ESA) directly, never on WiWit.
Has WiWit checked European Space Agency (ESA)?
Yes. WiWit checked European Space Agency (ESA)'s identity and registration, along with contact details and location details. Its opportunities are each checked against European Space Agency (ESA)'s official source before they are listed.
Where is European Space Agency (ESA) based?
European Space Agency (ESA) is based in Paris, Île-de-France. Each of its listings shows whether the opportunity runs online or in person, so you can check what works for your child.
Will WiWit remind me about European Space Agency (ESA) deadlines?
Save any European Space Agency (ESA) opportunity in the free WiWit app and it sends you a reminder before the deadline, so you do not miss it.

Quick Facts

Type
Government program
Founded
1975
Opportunities
1 on WiWit

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