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Tuesday, 3 August 2021, 9:33 am
Last night (2 August), the Mayor of Christchurch Hon.
Lianne Dalziel opened the “Space for Planet
Earth” Challenge at the Turanga Christchurch Library.
Also speaking were US. Embassy representative Wes Jeffers,
Xerra Senior Scientist Duncan Steel, and other collaborators
on video from U.S. earth observation satellite Company
Planet, and the Allen Coral Atlas project in collaboration
with National Geographic. The Challenge is powered by
Christchurch based social enterprise SpaceBase
Limited.
Mayor Dalziel Opens
Space for Planet Earth
The full Opening event
livestream can be found here:
The
regional space prize competition will run from August to
February 2022 to apply satellite data to address climate
Press Release – SpaceBase Last night (2 August), the Mayor of Christchurch Hon. Lianne Dalziel opened the Space for Planet Earth Challenge at the Turanga Christchurch Library. Also speaking were US. Embassy representative Wes Jeffers, Xerra Senior Scientist Duncan …
Last night (2 August), the Mayor of Christchurch Hon. Lianne Dalziel opened the “Space for Planet Earth” Challenge at the Turanga Christchurch Library. Also speaking were US. Embassy representative Wes Jeffers, Xerra Senior Scientist Duncan Steel, and other collaborators on video from U.S. earth observation satellite Company Planet, and the Allen Coral Atlas project in collaboration with National Geographic. The Challenge is powered by Christchurch based social enterprise SpaceBase Limited.
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It took two years to design plans for the “little model Holy Roller”. A symbol of peace-building efforts, the little ride-on train is battery-powered and plays songs as passengers travel the “tracks of peace”. The idea is to put a smile on young faces and the next generation, so they can dream of a better world and good things to come. At a ceremony last week, the Royal Humane Society of New Zealand honoured the people of Christchurch with a bravery award for their response to the mosque attacks, presenting a gold medal award to Christchurch mayor Lianne Dalziel. Yusuf spoke by video-0link and unveiled his donation of a physical peace train, Chugger, to the people of Christchurch.