Our Space is the place to explore unique footage of the experience of Space flight and download a range of Space-related videos, images, audio and resources to use in lessons, projects and 'mashups'. This section tells you a bit more about this and who is behind the project.
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What's available on this website?
Our Space is a website for young people and educators to discover and download videos, pictures and other digital resources to use in their own video stories, 'mashups', projects or resources, all available completely FREE OF CHARGE!
All of the material on this site has been made available for use under a special license for educational purposes only. It has been provided through the generosity of a range of Partners, and as long as it is used responsibly and for genuinely educational, non-commercial purposes only, and is not distributed further afield, you can use it as creatively and inventively as you wish!
Many of the resources here are ideal for use right across the curriculum, including in Science, Media Studies and English, but we look forward to hearing and seeing how you put them to use!
And don't forget to sign-up to the competition straight away so that you can receive news and updates about the website and competition by email.
On this site you'll find:
Over 30 video clips edited from footage filmed by Richard Garriott during his mission to the International Space Station in October 2008, including Zero G science demonstrations, explanations of life in oribit, and experiments in response to questions from children in the UK and USA.
'Raw' versions these edited clips, without captions, effects and graphics, so you can use them to edit your own versions of Richard's activities in Space.
Additional Space footage from Footagevault.com and other sources.
Audio clips and science explanations relating to Richard's demonstrations.
Photos from Richard's space adventure and elsewhere.
A selection of useful sound effects.
Tips, guidance, rseources and links to other information about video editing, creating digital 'mashups' and story-telling.
Links to other information about Space science and exploration.
Our Space is also running a major competition with fantastic prizes, including trips to NASA facilities in Florida and Texas. The competition involves creating exciting and original resources, stories and mashups using the material available on this website. For more information, visit the Competition section.
If you need further information, you can contact us.