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The two mission that I like more are the Voyajer and the Curiosity. The first one represents the humankind great steps towards our Universe outside the Solar system. The second one is the next step on another planet for men. In both cases humankind tries to find and contact other life forms, intelligent or not. This is the main goal of our generation, and the students are always affascinated by that.

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My pupils love the Rosetta mission. This is the mission that mostly excited them.

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My students are too young and they know a very little about space missions. I think I'll present Gaia, Rosetta and Voyager next year.

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Gaia mission
She's my  brother's daughter. And she is fighting for living in a hospital in Italy. Hers name is GAIA

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Gaia mission is the most popular mission for my students, because they like watching the Milky Way in the summer.

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Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brasil 

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The calculations and arrival of New Horizons on Pluto

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Jeane de Fatima, Rio de Janeiro - Brasil 

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Teh curiosity

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My students know little about this mission

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My students really know very little about space missions. Perhaps they will be more interested in JWS, because they will experience its beginning more consciously.

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Manuela Mendes, Portugal                Today, LISA Pathfinder will be the most perfect fundamental physics laboratory ever flown in space!  But my students love Apollo 13 Mission, as a shining example of how NASA solved a life-threatening problems in space.

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Manuela Mendes, Portugal                Today, LISA Pathfinder will be the most perfect fundamental physics laboratory ever flown in space!  But my students love Apollo 13 Mission, as a shining example of how NASA solved a life-threatening problems in space.

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Voyager is the most famous among my students. But I hope they will be interested n Gaia or JWST after I talk to them!!

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Voyager!

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rosseta is the most popular bacause they follow all the steps of the mission
For my students I think lisa is the most inspiring

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I think I will introduce them to Gaia mission...

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I am not sure, but I think it would be Gaia.

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I am not sure there is any “famous” mission is here because it changes student to students in here. It is up to kid’s family and kid’s interest. I am trying to talk about missions in our lesson when we learn astronomy subjects of curriculum. For the second question, I really could not pick the most inspiring one because all of them are impressive and inspiring for all science fields.

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My students are too young. They don't know much about any mission.

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My students are too yung, their  are from seven to eight years old. They know something about ISS, beacuse we talked about  just a little sometimes. I think that is the most inspiring and impressive mission for them because it's a space laboratory in orbit around Earth with astonauts on board. So it will be very interesting to know how human can live in space. We could saw many videos  about the life on board and other videos and phptos wich show Earth from ISS

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Gaia mission is one of the famous mission I like.

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I am not sure which mission is the most popular among students but I am fond of Rosetta-Philae and the ISS. I also find interesting the LISA pathfinder, because it will open a new way to study the Universe.

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The most popular mission I have discussed with my pupils is LISA.

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I like Gaia Mission.

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James Webb Space Telescope(JWST)

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I think the Gaia mission since it has a greek name.

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Gaia Mission

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I never asked my students about these missions. Certainly the LISA Pathfinder is, to me, the most exciting.

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I am really fond of Gaia Mission.

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It's my fault, the most popular mission among my students is Cassini..
I think that JWST can be really interesting, as is also a great technological challenge

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I'm fascinating with Gaia mission!

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Curiosity Rover as it is currently relaying back information about Mars - opening discussions on how to get there, what would we need to do when we get there to survive, etc., Cassini would be another very interesting one alongside Juno to explore and discuss

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Bucharest, Romania
A known mission from the projects made by students is Rosetta

I think some of my students would be interested in LISA Pathfinder because it aims to study gravity waves and black holes.

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First of all, the mission that my students know better is the Mars Pathfinder, just because they have watched the movie "The Martian", where Matt Damon finds this rover in order to use it to communicate with Earth. If we talk about all the missions above, the most impressive for me is the JWST, it´s amazing!!!

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I think Webb telescope. It's impressive the common work and is going to be launch next year, but LISA is interesting too

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SpaceIL is an Israeli nonprofit founded by 3 young engineers at the end of 2010, answering the Google Lunar XPRIZE challenge. SpaceIL is aiming to make history and land the first Israeli spacecraft on the Moon and to inspire a generation along the way.
http://www.spaceil.com/mission/

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I am an Italian teacher and I am presenting a mission to Mars because I am writing science fiction about Martians

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Parker Solar Probe https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XBudjihQKsw
It´´s the culmination of great work and an example of dedication and effort - like all missions -

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Most popular mission for my students is Hubble telescope.
I think that the most inspiring is GAIA mission.

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The trip with humans to the planet Mars, would be the most impressive, if for just going to the moon was a feat in its time, imagine going further. And from the missions presented here, I believe that going to the entire solar system has been amazing for the knowledge of the human being and the importance of knowing where we are located in relation to the universe.

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I had a session in the science club I run about rosetta mission. It was interesting for learners to constrct Philae on papercraft

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Rosetta's rendezvous with comet 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko and the release of his lander Philae on the comet surface was the most popular mission among my students. Another very popular subject was the detection of gravitational waves. So, I think that Lisa Pathfinder has the potential to also become very popular among them.

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The Gaia mission