An early Mars connection.
Haritina Mogosanu’s participation in RoMars 2011, the Romanian-led Mars analogue mission, formed part of the wider experience behind KiwiSpace’s later Mars outreach.
Romanian Space Agency recordA selection of expeditions, experiments and shared experiences from the KiwiSpace story.

A precise altitude, an unbroken egg, and a new generation of rocket engineers.

Azuki beans on Earth and in orbit: a school experiment with an extraordinary point of comparison.

Two weeks in Utah, a six-person crew, and a mission designed to bring science home.

A high-altitude balloon, a volunteer team, and a remarkable new view of New Zealand.

Helping New Zealand audiences join a global premiere marking the first human spaceflight.

A trans-Tasman expedition combined field research with live connections to schools.

An unconference at AUT, with room for participants to help shape the conversation.

Guest speakers, a road trip, and informal exchanges across the space community.

Two days of designing, building and flying rockets with students and teachers.

A weekend of open challenges, ambitious ideas and prototypes connecting space with life on Earth.
Haritina Mogosanu’s participation in RoMars 2011, the Romanian-led Mars analogue mission, formed part of the wider experience behind KiwiSpace’s later Mars outreach.
Romanian Space Agency recordKiwiSpace helped connect New Zealanders with World Space Week, including a 2011 public video conversation with cosmonaut Dmitry Kondratyev and New Zealand coordination in 2012. The annual 4–10 October celebration explores how space science and technology benefit life on Earth.
The New Zealand programme is now run separately by the New Zealand Astrobiology Network.
The KiwiSpace chapterKiwiSpace participated in APRSAF’s regional education community, with related Kibo-ABC programmes helping connect New Zealand learners with Japan’s space station science.
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