Tag: Noosphere Events
Young Artists Invited to Be Part of a Space Record
The sixth annual Noosphere Space Art Challenge, a children’s space-themed drawing competition, is now open for submissions
Is There a Place for Art in Space? Girls from the Noosphere Community on Creativity in Science
In honor of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re sharing the stories of remarkable participants from the projects and events of Association Noosphere — young women who are shaping Ukrainian science while bringing their own creative touch to it.
Space Heritage UA: Competition and Lecture Series for Teens
In today’s world, preserving history, celebrating heroes, and fostering national pride is more important than ever.
Mathematical expedition to Mars: Dnipro teenagers learned to build and program hero robots
Over two days, teens aged 12 to 16 gathered to learn how to build and program robots using VEX GO kits.
Childhood holiday: how Noosphere Children’s Day went in Dnipro
NGO “Association Noosphere” and Planetarium Noosphere organized an educational and entertaining event
Happy Birthday: Noosphere by the numbers
Over our years in existence, we have united a community of people who love science, space, technology and innovation. We held many events and achieved many successes together, and we’d like to tell our story in numbers.
Supporting youth, developing education, investing in the future: Noosphere’s two years of the great war
Two years ago, Ukrainians’ lives were divided into before and after. However, despite the danger, difficulties, and air raid sirens, Ukrainians have not given in, but instead continue to live and develop their country with redoubled zeal.
Space, robots, books, and art: A recap of Noosphere’s 2023
The past year has been full of challenges, interesting events, achievements and even records for Association Noosphere. We have a lot to remember and a lot to be proud of in 2023. So let’s share its highlights.
Living with space debris. Lecture by ESA expert Tim Florer
Key points from a lecture by Tim Florer, head of the European Space Agency’s Space Debris Office.