ESA Mission X 2026–2027
ESA Mission X combines astronaut-inspired fitness challenges with scientific investigations about health, nutrition, human biology, movement, and space travel for students and educators.
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ESA Mission X combines astronaut-inspired fitness challenges with scientific investigations about health, nutrition, human biology, movement, and space travel for students and educators.
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This resource is listed for ages Recommended 5–14; participation up to 19. It is available as Website, Downloadable and is listed as free international project; educator registration. The listed language coverage is Multiple languages; national support varies.
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Free international education project; educator registration and local requirements vary
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