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Annual Perseid Meteor Shower

Peak Night August 12th 2024

 

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Related Special Dates

World Space Week

World Space Week is an international celebration of science, technology, and the contributions of space exploration to humanity. It is held annually from October 4th to October 10th, established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1999. This week serves to inspire and educate the public about space, celebrate the achievements of space exploration, and highlight the benefits that space technology brings to life on Earth.

Key Dates:

  • October 4th: Marks the anniversary of the launch of Sputnik 1 in 1957, the world’s first artificial satellite, which heralded the beginning of space exploration.

  • October 10th: Commemorates the signing of the Outer Space Treaty in 1967, a landmark agreement that governs the peaceful use of outer space by all nations.

Objectives of World Space Week:

  1. Promote space exploration: Highlight the milestones and future possibilities in space exploration, from satellite launches to crewed missions.

  2. Educate and inspire: Spread knowledge about space science and technology, especially among younger generations, to encourage interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and maths) careers.

  3. International collaboration: Showcase how countries work together in space exploration, research, and technological advancements for peaceful purposes.

  4. Celebrate achievements: Honor the advancements in space technology, from telecommunications to Earth observation, and their impact on improving life on Earth, such as weather forecasting, GPS, and environmental monitoring.

Each year, World Space Week has a different theme, focusing on topics like satellites, space technology, or the role of women in space. Events include educational workshops, public lectures, exhibitions, and stargazing nights hosted by space agencies, schools, and organisations worldwide.

 

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