ESA – Moon Camp 2019/20 Winners

1417 pupils across the globe recognized the obstacle to 3D design and style an ground breaking and ingenious lunar camp to host upcoming “moonauts”. The creations appear from 39 nations around the world, which includes 19 ESA Member States and Canada. 

226 teams from 26 nations around the world, for a whole of 646 pupils, joined the non-competitive novices group, Moon Camp Discovery, and made a lunar rover, a lunar lander or astronaut’s quarters. 

For the intermediate Moon Camp Explorers group, 135 teams from 24 nations around the world (which includes thirteen ESA Member States and Canada), for a whole of 452 pupils, made a entire Moon foundation making use of Tinkercad. 

For the highly developed Moon Camp Pioneers group, ninety two teams of 319 pupils from 19 nations around the world, which includes thirteen ESA Member States, made a entire Moon foundation making use of Fusion 360. 

A panel of professionals in place and lunar exploration had the complicated task of deciding upon the a few ideal entries from ESA Member States and the a few ideal from non-ESA Member States in every single group. All of the entries were judged centered on their creativity and innovation, feasibility, high quality of the 3D model and the adaptability of the design and style to the lunar setting. 

The jury was exceptionally amazed with the high quality of the tasks. Consequently, in addition to the winning teams, they also discovered highly commendable teams for the high quality of their styles. These teams will get a distinctive certificate. 

On behalf of ESA, Airbus Basis and Autodesk we congratulate all teams!Effectively performed!

Profitable teams:

Moon Camp Explorers (up to 14 many years aged inclusive)

ESA Member States and Canada 

1^st area: VOJA team – Czech Republic

1^st area: Challenge Sequana – British isles