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Yes, the title is the first challenge. NASA invites creative people to come together for
two days and , to use by their own rules, to present and solve, real worlds problems
and perhaps start a business in by doing sothis. NASA presents different
challenges each year to show what matters from their perspective. Appspps stands
for applications. At the end of theseis two days you can present, what you have
achieved to a jury to decide which projects seem most promising and should get
further support.
Okay, let us now delve deeper and address some of the highlights of this
years hhackathon your are involved in:
We can already announce a group of participants led by Ddr. Lucas Pawlik who want
to start by developing present future principles of cyber-ethics.
What exactly is cyber-ethics, and how are you going to develop and present
these future principles?
While hacking and hackathons have become very popular, there is a need to
understand how we as organisms function and in which kind of context we can best
collaborate and create solutions.
How are you going to explain this to/explore this with kids?
How does And who this collaboration take place exactly? The highlights
mention:
A story of human history that ends well. A story of the future in which we are
biosphere babies who have taken on the responsibility for this planet, as we would
take care of a baby. Our Da Vinci kids come to design future robots and space
stations. As adults, we have to provide the background story for of a sustainable
space ship earth.
We will document our co-learning journey of sharing this story as part of the NASA
SpaceApps Challenge by filming our own learning process leading up to the
intergenerational collaboration with the young filmmakers to pitch our kids visions of
the future.
From the great balls to the Vienna Circle and the UNO, Vienna has been a place for
social innovation. We invite you, adults and kids alike, to the NASA Space App
Challenge 2017 to hack hacking by re-learning how to collaborate. We will document
the process and the results. The rest is future history.
Now. I am excited and I little bit jealous. To come together with people who
want to change the world for the betters is great news, but adults should
also have a chance to build robots and space stations.