Major Peake is due to go to the International Space Station towards the end of 2015 and spend six months carrying out scientific experiments there
British astronaut Tim Peake has invited members of the public to propose a
name for his mission to the International Space Station (ISS) next year.
The competition, organised by the European Space Agency, is open to all
citizens and residents of all the agency's member nations.
The winning entry needs to be short and snappy and will be the official
mission name and incorporated into the logo.
Major Peake is due to go to the International Space Station towards the end of
2015 and spend six months there carrying out scientific experiments.
It is customary for the public to help choose mission names every time a
European astronaut goes into orbit.
Fuente: telegraph.co.uk
Fuente: telegraph.co.uk