Space Settlement Design Contest 2005 Results

Statistics

Winners

Grand Prize

There was a tie for the grand prize this year. Temis submitted by Horia-Mihail and MARS submitted by the team of Manoj and Sathish shared this years top honor. Horia-Mihail was awarded the top hornor for scientific emphasis while Manoj and Sathish were honored for engineering emphasis. Horia-Mihail, from Iasi, Romania was sponsored by three instructors, M. Koriloff, M. Constantinescu and Dr. Teodorescu. Manoj and Sathish working independently, are students in Tamil Nadu, India. Congratulations to these young students for such outstanding research projects.

Note: for the rest of the prizes there were individual, team (consisting of 2-6 students) and large group (from 7-25 students), for two groups: 6-9^th grade and 10-12^th grade. There were two additional categories for Artistic merit and Literary merit.
Team names are listed by submission.

First Prize

• Cyberspace Frontiers, Rachita, Delhi, New Delhi, India. 6-9 Individual
• MOB, Soroush, Tehran, Iran. 10-12 Individual
• Space Station Design Team, Howard Doolin Middle School, Miami, Florida 6-9 Team
• TI2, Inspectoratul Scolar Judeteam Constanta, Constanta, Romania. 10-12 Team
• NOW, Cortland Jr. High School, Cortland, New York. 6-9 Large Group
• Triangular Cluster, Collierville High School, Collierville, Tennessee. 10-12 Large Group
• Space Colony C 2050, Anguel Alexiev, Granada Hills, California. Artistic Merit
• Kshitij, Ryan International School, Rohini, New Delhi, Delhi, India. Literary Merit

Second Prize

• The Challenger, Bikram, Amritsar, Punjab, India. 6-9 Individual
• Space Colony C 2050, Anguel, Granada Hills, California. 10-12 Individual
• ATA-1, Robert College, Istanbul, Turkey. 6-9 Team
• Swarga, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. 10-12 Team
• Kshitij, Ryan International School, Rohini, New Delhi, Delhi, India. 6-9 Large group
• Columbiat, Edgewater High School, Orlando, Florida. 10-12 Large group
• 1. Mohd Ali Jafri, Kargil, Jammu & Kashmir, India. Artistic Merit

Third Prize

• Orbis 1, Garrett, Rolling Meadows, Illinois. 6-9 Individual
• WCSP, Abhinav, Temecula, California. 10-12 Individual
• Zurkon, Branson Junior High School, Branson, Missouri. 6-9 Team (tie)
• Karma International, Jordan Middle School, Palo Alto, California. 6-9 Team (tie)
• Aaksh Ganga, Madhya Pradesh, India. 10-12 Team
• MORE, Cortland Jr. High School, Cortland, New York. 6-9 Large Group
• Jafri, Kargil, Jammu & Kashmir, India. Artistic Merit

Honorable Mention:

• Dhoom, Sourabrata, DAV Public School, Dhanbad, Jharkhand, India. 6-9 Individual
• Space Colony Design, Rinachi, D.A.V. Public School, Delhi, India. 10-12 Individual
• Got Rice...Finally?, Saint Thomas Aquinas H.S., Dover, New Hampshire. 10-12 Team
• Final Frontier, Freedom High School, Oakley, California. 10-12 Team
• Kalpana-1, New Delhi, New Delhi,India. 6-9 Team
• Zepis, Ralston Middle School, Belmont California. 6-9 Team
• HSC Endurance, Jordan Middle School, Palo Alto, California. 6-9 Team
• ISS Pi, Jordan Middle School, Palo Alto, California. 6-9 Team
• Indagatrix, Branson Middle School, Branson, Missouri. 6-9 Team
• ISS Spazio, Jordan Middle School, Palo Alto, California. 6-9 Team
• Hope 1, Waunakee Community Middle School, Waunakee, Wisconsin. 6-9 Team
• Smarties, Martinez Middle School, Lutz, Florida. 6-9 Team
• Pink Terminators, Ralston Middle School, Belmont, California. 6-9 Team
• MAK, , Delhi, Delhi, India. 6-9 Team
• Styro Gyro, Ridgewood Middle School, Arnold, Missouri. 6-9 Team
• Omega One, Saint Thomas Aquinas School, Dover, New Hampshire. 10-12 Team
• Silver Ring, Hyde Park MS Academy, Las Vegas, Nevada. 6-9 Large group

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