Wouldn’t you like to have tickets to
a free launch? I know I would, which is why we are very happy to hear
there is a contest for Earth Day 2012 that NASA is hosting! You need
to create an original way of viewing the Earth. NASA has been taking
photos of the Earth for years from space. We can see how the Earth is
changing both naturally and unnaturally. We can predict the outcomes
of our global actions and learn more on early warnings for natural
disasters. This is why for the 2nd year in a row, NASA
will be looking for the best submission.
The best part of it all is that the
best submission will be awarded with a behind the scenes look at the
next launching of a NASA Earth observing satellite. That launch is
set for January 2013 by an Atlas V rocket. What better way to support
Earth day by handing out tickets to see the thing that helps us save
the earth do its job.
Tips for winning would be to keep the
submission short. You don’t really want to go to long because it
may become boring and drawn out. This would be considered more of a
commercial for Earth in light of Earth Day. Try for 1 to 2 minutes or
even less. Make sure to use photos and imagery that NASA has gathered
over the year. Just remember to be creative and have fun. Represent
our Earth well on Earth Day 2012 and possibly earn some free launch tickets!
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