Schools and Organizations Across Africa to Host Watch Parties for Africa.com’s “Meet the Astronauts” Virtual Event
Johannesburg, South Africa, March 13, 2025 – Africa/African Media Organization (AMA)/ – Schools, universities, scientific organizations and community institutions Get together to host Watch the party For one of the most inspiring virtual events of the year: Meet astronauts. this Free,,,,, Live broadcast event March 18,,,,, 2025is about to appear Eight black NASA Astronautto students and educators A rare opportunity Interact with Trailblazers who have surpassed Earth and entered space.
With viewing parties planned in classrooms, lecture halls and community centers, thousands of students will gather to listen to astronauts’ first-hand experiences and explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Educationand gain valuable insights The future of space exploration.
Astronaut information
“We are all very excited to attend this event for students and educators from African ancestors,” Bernard A. “It’s a way we share our experiences into space to inspire the next generation.”
8 astronauts:
- Major gen Charles F. Bolden Jr. – NASA astronaut, former NASA administrator and space shuttle commander
- Little Captain – Experienced NASA astronauts with three space flights and seven spacewalks
- Colonel Frederick D. Gregory – NASA astronauts and the first African-American man to fly and perform a space shuttle mission
- Dr. Bernard Harris Jr. – NASA astronauts, physicians and the first black man to perform spacewalk
- Joan E. Higginbotham – NASA astronauts and aerospace engineers, discovering on a shuttle
- Robert L. Satcher Jr. – NASA astronaut, orthopedic surgeon and the first orthopedic surgeon in space
- Captain Winston E. Scott – NASA astronauts, naval pilots and multiple spacewalk veterans
- Leland Melvin – NASA astronauts, engineers and former NFL players, known for advocating STEM education
How schools and organizations participate
Africa.com encourages schools, universities, STEM organizations and community groups to host viewing parties that bring students together for this inspiring event. Organizations interested in holding watch parties can online.africa.com/meet-the-astronauts
Event details:
date: March 18, 2025
time: 3:00 PM (SAST, UTC +2)
Join the campaign to inspire future STEM leaders in Africa
“Africa has extensive talents in science, technology and engineering.” Teresa Clarke,,,,, CEO of Africa.com. “By bringing these astronauts into classrooms and learning spaces across the continent, we hope to inspire passion for space exploration and STEM education among future leaders in Africa.”
Africa.com Invitation Educators, school leaders and youth organizations Become a part of it Historical Activities. Is it there Classroom, lecture hall,,,,, Science Center or Community Center,,,,, Quotes for getting to know astronauts Unforgettable experiences of students Dream big and reach out to get the stars.
Depend on African Media Organization (AMA) Representative Africa.com.
About Africa.com
Africa.com is a leading digital media company that provides a trusted voice in Africa’s news, business, culture and information. With spanning the continent and beyond, Africa.com provides timely content that can inspire, inspire and connect. Through insightful perspectives and comprehensive coverage, Africa.com highlights a wide variety of stories that shape Africa’s future and make it the first choice for understanding the dynamics and evolving landscape of the continent. In addition to its powerful online platform, Africa.com also hosts live events throughout Africa, attracting audiences through multiple channels to make the continent’s most pressing issues at the forefront.
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