Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions

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Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions Espace Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

What are Mission Patches? All space missions have their own mission patch or badge and colours just like a school. Space teams and astronaut crews choose special colours and symbols which tell people about themselves and about their scientific mission. 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions Apollo 1 Coming up are three mission patches and some information about each mission. Apollo 1 has the Earth, the Moon, an Apollo capsule and the flag of the USA. It is very simple but symbolic because the Apollo missions tried to reach the Moon. 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions Apollo 11 Coming up are three mission patches and some information about each mission. Apollo 1 has the Earth, the Moon, an Apollo capsule and the flag of the USA. It is very simple but symbolic because the Apollo missions tried to reach the Moon. 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions Mission STS-51L The Challenger Flight STS-51L has the shuttle, the Earth, and the Stars and Stripes. The apple symbolises Christa McAuliffe who was a teacher and who had won a competition out of thousands of others to be the first teacher in space. 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions The Israeli flag on the Columbia badge of mission STS-107 symbolise the first Israeli to go into space and the Earth is once again prominent. g represents microgravity which is what this Columbia mission was researching. Mission STS-107 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Mission Patches Les Badges des Missions 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Make Your Own Mission Patch! YOUR TASK Make Your Own Mission Patch! 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Espace Copeland Hargreaves 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Rules for Mission Patches All crew-member names must be included. The shape must be appropriate. The mission and personalities must shine through. Your aim for this course must be obvious. 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course

Mission Patch Mission Your group has 20 minutes or the time it takes for Endeavour to leave our atmosphere to finish the task Insert hyperlink to video clip Scan your mission patch so that you can use it in your other group tasks. 02/12/2011 Espace Skills Course