The Inspire Project, Inc.

COUNTDOWN TO THE FINAL SHUTTLE LAUNCH!
INSPIRE Advisors Eva Kloostra (Edge) and Dennis Gallegher (Marshall Space Flight Center) are both going to watch the final shuttle launch! Eva will be viewing at the Visitors Center and Dennis' group will be up close and have a phenomenal view from the NASA Causeway! Hopefully they will post some pictures on Friday!!! Have a blast Eva and Dennis!!

US Space & Rocket Center Space Academy Features on CNN
INSPIRE congratulates our partner, the USSRC, for a great story on CNN! It highlights Space Academy in Huntsville, AL where INSPIRE with its partners sends students and teachers via our scholarship program. Click the link below to view:
http://www.cnn.com/video/ #/video/us/2011/07/05/baldwin.space.camp.training.cnn?iref=allsearch

Video: CNN goes through astronaut training CNN's Brooke Baldwin goes through astronaut training at NASA's Space Camp.

INSPIRE with its partners sponsored students to experience Space Academy, an action packed 6-day program for students from around the world to come and participate in intensive classroom, laboratory and training time, focusing on space science and space exploration. The Space Academy experience encourages teamwork, problem solving, communication skills and self-confidence. Students take part in astronaut-style training and simulations, as well as STEM activities to ensure our next generations of space science and technology explorers! Enjoy the photos!

Check out the 2010 Space Academy for Educators video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4xWlJFSuSU

2010 Educator Space Camp Movie-desktop.m4v The Inspire Project, Inc. with its partners Washington Space Business Roundtable, US Space & Rocket Center and Marshall Space Flight Center sent DC educators and administrators to Space Academy in August 2010. The participants not only had a blast but have new resources to attract students to STEM a...

INSPIRE with its partners Washington Space Business Roundtable, US Space & Rocket Center and Marshall Space Flight Center sent DC educators and administrators to Space Academy in August 2010. The participants not only had a blast but have new resources to attract students to STEM areas to ensure the next generations of space science and technology explorers

The INSPIRE Project is very proud to announce that we are sending 9 students and 5 educators to Huntsville, AL for Space Camp on full scholarships this summer!

The INSPIRE Project Space Camp for Educators Scholarship Program application deadline is July 4. The INSPIRE Project Inc. has teamed up with the NASA Marshall Space
Flight Center in Huntsville AL offering a full scholarship for the 5 day camp offered this summer. All lessons and activities link to National Science and Math Standards
and are ready to use in the classroom. Click for more information, an online application, and a testimonial from last year's recipiant.

The INSPIRE Project, Inc. The INSPIRE Project, Inc. is a non-profit scientific, educational corporation whose objective is to bring the excitement of observing natural and manmade radio waves in the audio region to high school students...

INSPIRE Space Academy for Students Full Scholarships available until July 4! INSPIRE has teamed up with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL to offer DC middle school students the opportunity to attend Space Academy. All travel expenses are included. Please send us a message or e-mail Kathleen Franzen at [email protected].

The INSPIRE Project Paid NASA Goddard Internship Program applicationis are due July 4! We are sponsoring part-time, paid internships at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Two part-time paid internships are available. Interns will work approximately 15-20 hours per week, and will be paid $5,000 after successful completion of the internship. Additionally, interns will receive a $400.00 travel stipend to aid in their commute to NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Please submit your application today!

The INSPIRE Project, Inc. The INSPIRE Project, Inc. is a non-profit scientific, educational corporation whose objective is to bring the excitement of observing natural and manmade radio waves in the audio region to high school students...

The INSPIRE Project, Inc.'s DR. WILLIAM W.L. "BILL" TAYLOR MEMORIAL SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION with scholarship awards: $5,000 per recipient plus $400 travel stipend. Scientifically oriented undergraduate and graduate college students and high school seniors who will be attending or are attending a DC metro area college or university are encouraged to apply. THE DEADLINE IS JULY 4 so complete your application online today.

The INSPIRE Project, Inc. The INSPIRE Project, Inc. is a non-profit scientific, educational corporation whose objective is to bring the excitement of observing natural and manmade radio waves in the audio region to high school students...

Some information on INSPIRE's VLF receiver kits and the sounds they pick up!

Earth Songs - NASA Science If humans had radio antennas instead of ears, we would hear a remarkable symphony of strange noises coming from our own planet.

Melinda Lord (left) and Paul Schou (right) are presenting information about the projects Radio JOVE and INSPIRE at the Dayton HAMvention. The green limes offered at the table were a free token for people to remember the INSPIRE Project, being similar in color.

Radio JOVE, a sister project to INSPIRE, offers people with a desire to listen to the cosmos to listen to the emitted RF coming from extra-terrestrial sources a kit to do so. The INSPIRE Project offers a kit to listen to VLF radiation coming from terrestrial sources.