Arthur C. Clarke Space Ambassadors
1,000 Citizens of the World advocating for the exploration of space, and engaging children, families, teachers, and the public through space education programs.
Do you have the right stuff to be a Space Ambassador?
Planet Earth Educator Fellows
Honoring Our Planet by Protecting It
Master Science Educators across the planet dedicated to training 10,000 teachers a year on Global Climate Change.
Become a Planet Earth Educator Fellow
Voyage International Program
A replica of the Voyage scale model Solar System near the Smithsonian Institution on the National Mall in Washington, DC, for permanent placement in cities world-wide … because the story of humanity’s existence on Earth in a greater space knows no national borders.
Explore a Voyage for your community.
New Flight Opportunity for School Communities Internationally
Mission 6 to the International Space Station (Go to 10/3/13 Announcement)
Experiment Design Phase: Winter/Spring 2014; Flight to ISS: Fall 2014
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- In Honor of the March 10, 2014, Return of Astronauts Hopkins, Kotov, and Ryazanskiy, and the SSEP M3b Falcon II and M4 Orion Experiments Payload, a Song by Canadian Astronaut Chris Hadfield (with a Shout-out to Our 2 Canadian SSEP Communities) March 7, 2014
- We Invite Your Community to Look Up and See ISS Fly Overhead – While There are 23 SSEP Experiments Aboard – Here is How March 6, 2014
Highlight
Over 12,000 SSEP Students in Live Webcast with ISS
November 15, 2012
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The Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Space Education is dedicated to delivering education programs world-wide that address our planet, its health, and our ability to venture beyond Earth and understand our place in a greater cosmos. It is with profound honor and a deep sense of purpose that we help continue Sir Arthur C. Clarke’s legacy.
The Clarke Institute for Space Education is the international arm of the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education in the USA, which recognizes that all humanity is on a journey aboard spaceship Earth, that the story of our existence knows no national borders, and it should be the birthright for all our children to understand that the explorer lives within them.
Learn more about the Clarke Institute, and explore how you can be part of Sir Arthur’s legacy.
Clarke Institute News
- In Honor of the March 10, 2014, Return of Astronauts Hopkins, Kotov, and Ryazanskiy, and the SSEP M3b Falcon II and M4 Orion Experiments Payload, a Song by Canadian Astronaut Chris Hadfield (with a Shout-out to Our 2 Canadian SSEP Communities)
- We Invite Your Community to Look Up and See ISS Fly Overhead – While There are 23 SSEP Experiments Aboard – Here is How
- Update: On-Orbit Operations for SSEP Mission 3b & 4 Experiments – Return to Earth Monday, March 10, 7:00 PM EST
- What Do You Do When Over 7,300 Students Start Mission 6 to ISS on February 24, 2014? You Go With Tradition – NASA Johnson Style
- The SSEP Mission 4 Orion Experiments: Honoring 11 More Student Flight Teams with Experiments Currently Being Conducted on the International Space Station