Registration for The MSW Design Contest 2010 will open in March.
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 February 2010 22:42
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Welcome to
MiniSpaceWorldTM
the spectacular Scale Model World for
Space Flight and Astronomy!
A project of peregrinus interstellar.
2010 will be an exciting year for MiniSpaceWorld, with focus on the Moon. We have quite a lot on our agenda:
- Photo exhibition in Budapest featuring the 2009 Design Contest
- Presentation of Team Wolf's Freedom, the winner of the Budapest MSW Prize 2009, in the round table discussion to be held in the City Hall. In this event Budapest representatives - amongst them Deputy Major Imre Ikvai-Szabó who handed over the prize at the Award Ceremony -, well-known urban experts and the public will discuss Budapest's mid- and long range development plans, strategies and projects.
- Design and build the first MSW on Tour mobile showcase featuring the Moon and the Google Lunar X Prize
- Design of round 60-80 m2 layout surface with Astronomy and Moon themes for the Futura Science Centre (link in Hungarian) in Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary (expected opening of the centre in spring 2012)
- Incorporation of an MSW development and marketing limited company in the UK Limited
- and, of course, our MSW Design Contest 2010 - this time about the Moon!
Ad Astra! - The world of launch sites on earth. Image: Ferenc Gál
Last Updated on Thursday, 30 July 2009 15:10
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Initiator, lead and driving force of MSW is Dr. Tibor Pacher (born in Hungary 1960). Trained as a PhD physicist (Heidelberg 1991 s.c.l.), he works since 1999 as a freelancer for Management and Financial Accounting processes and their support by software systems (www.peregrinus.net). During his academic career he worked on different topics of General Relativity, Cosmology and Quantum Chemistry as well as on ESA’s Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) mission. 2006 he initiated the organisation „peregrinus interstellar“, dedicated to the topic of interstellar travel: www.peregrinus-interstellar.net. He also runs the website www.faces-from-earth.net, with focus on creating interstellar message artefacts, to be carried on future deep space missions.
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