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- Mission Discovery is an international education program run for teenagers in many countries around the world. The programme started in 2011 in King's College London, England, and has since expanded to Australia, the US, India and other countries. Mission discovery is run and directed by ISSET (International Space School Educational Trust), a registered UK charity founded in 1998 by Chris Barber.So far there have been 15 successful programs: one in India, twelve in the UK and two in the US. Each program has given the students the chance to work with space scientists while they work as a team designing experiments. As part of this program, at least one experiment designed by the students is sent to, and carried out on, the International Space Station. (en)
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- NASA, King's College London, University of Oxford, esa, aws, intel, Mastercard, Google, University of the West of Scotland, Jacobs, Twitter, Page Personnel, Rolls-Royce, Stamford American International School, Bernicia, Reece Group Ltd, The University of Melbourne, Pint of Science, Honeywell, Britishvolt, Glasgow Prestwick Spaceport, Minerva Tutors, XMA (en)
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