EXPIRED: WSW2016: Win one of three family passes to the National Space Centre!
As part of World Space Week, you can win a day out for the whole family to one of the United Kingdom’s leading visitor attractions
As part of World Space Week, we’ve teamed up with the National Space Centre to offer you the chance to win one of three family passes (2 adults plus 2 children)** to one of the United Kingdom’s leading visitor attractions devoted to space science and astronomy.
Based in the city of Leicester, the National Space Centre was opened in June 2001, serving as an educational charity for the general public and a place for science research for scientists. At the National Space Centre, you can take part in science workshops, get up close to one of the only known Soyuz spacecraft in Western Europe and wander around the six galleries dedicated to spaceflight, astronomy and cosmology. And that’s not all – the attraction also includes a Digistar 3 dome cinema and planetarium, a gift shop and a restaurant.
World Space Week is an annual event where space enthusiasts across the globe pay tribute to how the international space industry has contributed to making our lives better. The week celebrates its 17th anniversary this year and its start and end dates commemorate two important events in the history of space. Sputnik I became the first human-made satellite to be launched into outer space on 4 October 1957, while the UN Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, went into effect on 10 October 1967.
To be in with the chance of winning a free pass for the whole family, all you have to do is answer this question*:
[insert_competition id=”70″]
Competition closes on 12 October 2016. Good Luck!
*If you’re having problems using this form, please send your answer, plus your name and email address to us at [email protected]
**Please note that tickets expire on 10 February 2017
Keep up with and enter competitions featured in All About Space – available every month for just £4.99. Alternatively you can subscribe here for a fraction of the price!