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Future Flight Contest
NASA's 7th Annual
Virtual Take Our Daughters To Work Day
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NASA invites you to meet the women who have changed the
way the world works and helped create the American Spirit. In anticipation
of the Centennial of Flight celebrations, this year's events will
focus on the many accomplishments women have made to the NASA legacy
and their contributions to flight, aeronautics and space.
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Future Flight Contest
From April 22 - April 25
Thinking ahead to a hundred years from now, we invite
you to submit your idea for what flight will be like in the future. How
will aircraft be designed? Where will we be able to fly? What changes
in technologies will have evolved? Five winners will receive a Blackbird
First Flight poster, autographed by Lou Schalk, the first man to fly the
Blackbird!
Your entry may be submitted in a variety of mediums. It
could be a descriptive paragraph about your idea, a drawing or scanned
image of an actual prototype, a diagram, or it might be a dream that you
hope could materialize but you cannot quite describe how to develop it.
The winner will be selected based on
- creativity,
- feasability,
- presentation,
- articulation,
- inventive ideas,
- vision
Remember what has taken shape in the past hundred years
and think to the future!
Send your idea to NASA Future Flight Contest
You must put Future Flight Contest in the subject line of your entry
( You must include a parent contact for us to receive permission from
in order for you to participate in this contest.)
Winner will be announced April 25th at 3:00 p.m. PT.
The winning entries will be featured on our Web site
and will receive the Blackbird First Flight poster, autographed by Lou
Schalk, the first man to fly the Blackbird!
Questions and comments about this event and other Women of NASA events
can be sent to: tkrieg@mail.arc.nasa.gov
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