World Space Week Begins

 World Space Week!

World Space Week (WSW) is celebrated annually from October 4-10, commemorating:

1. October 4, 1957: Launch of Sputnik 1, the first human-made satellite.

2. October 10, 1967: Signing of the Outer Space Treaty.

Objectives:

1. Promote international cooperation in space exploration.

2. Inspire youth interest in STEM education.

3. Highlight space contributions to daily life.

Themes:

2024: "Space Technology for Sustainable Development"

Events:

1. Space agency events

2. Star parties

3. Planetarium shows

4. School workshops

5. Online webinars

Activities:

1. Stargazing

2. Model rocket launches

3. Space trivia contests

4. Astronomy lectures

5. Space-themed art competitions

Key Organizations:

1. United Nations

2. NASA

3. European Space Agency (ESA)

4. International Astronautical Federation (IAF)

Facts:

1. Over 100 countries participate.

2. WSW is largest space-themed event globally.

3. Space tech improves daily life (GPS, weather forecasting).

Get involved:

1. Attend local events

2. Join online discussions

3. Explore space-related careers

4. Support space education initiatives

Celebrate humanity's achievements in space exploration!

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