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World Space Week 2003 Report The Danish contribution to World Space Week 2003 consisted of more than 120 single activities targeting a broad audience. Among the activities were: a one week space exhibition at the Copenhagen Central Central Station, distribution of 10.000 copies of the campaign newspaper, a daily programme: "Microgravital play" performed at each of the three local planetariums throughout the week, free daily spacefilm shows, school activities building Mars Habitats or planning manned spaceflights to Mars, Open House arrangement at the Danish Space Research Institute and more than 20 public lectures concerning the WSW theme, covering: psychological or physiological problems in long-term spaceflight, media and space, planetary and astrobiological issues and science fiction in literature. World Space Week 2003 in Denmark was organised by the National WSW initiative, supported by funds from The Danish Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The Initiative consisting of 10 national organisations and institutions: The Danish Space Research Institute, The planetariums in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Jels, The Danish Science Information, The Danish Astronautical Society, The Youth Science League, The Mars 2003 project and The Danish Technical Museum. We would like to thank Mrs. Edel Bregnbaek at The Ministry for Science and Mrs. Heidi Graf and Mrs. Rosita Suenson at ESA/ESTEC for their support to vital parts of the project. For more information, please visit the national homepage: www.spaceweek.dk. |
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