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SatelLife Challenge: how to enter and other resources

All of the information required to participate in the UK Space Agency's SatelLife Challenge 2018.

• From: UK Space Agency
• Published: 2 January 2018

Documents

SatelLife: how to enter and support

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SatelLife: Terms and Conditions 2018

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SatelLife: Judging Criteria

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SatelLife Challenge: resources and support

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The UK Space Agency is offering young people expert advice for their ideas of how satellites could improve life on Earth and a share of a £50,000 prize.

Published 2 January 2018