Aim Higher for Your Dreams
We partner with local education foundations, public and private schools, universities and space grant consortiums to bring the Aim Higher Project across the United States. Each project is unique, but always awe inspiring.
The Aim Higher Project first unveiled in 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia and continues today. Our goal is to bring space-science to as many students as possible through big engagement projects that cause students to stop, think and Aim Higher.
Aim Higher for Your Dreams
We partner with local education foundations, public and private schools, universities and space grant consortiums to bring the Aim Higher Project across the United States. Each project is unique, but always awe inspiring.
The Aim Higher Project first unveiled in 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia and continues today. Our goal is to bring space-science to as many students as possible through big engagement projects that cause students to stop, think and Aim Higher.
Aim Higher for Your Dreams
We partner with local education foundations, public and private schools, universities and space grant consortiums to bring the Aim Higher Project across the United States. Each project is unique, but always awe inspiring.
The Aim Higher Project first unveiled in 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia and continues today. Our goal is to bring space-science to as many students as possible through big engagement projects that cause students to stop, think and Aim Higher.
Partners in Purpose
From April 20-22, 2025 we held a 3 day EARTH DAY Sea & Space Exhibition, Summit & Awards Dinner in London Piccadilly Circus.
Astronauts, ocean storytellers, entrepreneurs and business leaders gathered to discuss ways to work together for a better future. The public exhibition featured content from the sun to the Earth and deep into the ocean. Artworks on display included the Platform Earth Carbon Collection, visionary artist, Petroc Sesti's Heart of Okeanos and Tracing the Voice, and artist Emily Pugh's Dark Matter.
2024 was another year of global impact
Thank you to all of our partners in purpose for another amazing year.
EXPERIENCES
EDUCATION
ADVOCACY
Space for a Better World was formed to inspire and educate people from all ages and walks of life about the ways space technology benefits life on Earth. We educate through story telling content, curated experiences, events, and educational partnerships.
We work with a diverse group of organizations who are committed to solving the United Nation's SDG's, promote sustainability, and raise awareness about the ways space tech can be and already is being used for good. We also curate experiences with astronauts to give people a chance to experience the awe of our planet up close with those who have a unique perspective of seeing Earth from space.
Space Art Camps and Projects | Zero Gravity Flights | Life changing experiences all over Planet Earth
#AimHigher for Sea & Space in Piccadilly Circus
Partners:
On October 8 in Piccadilly Circus we revealed a Sea & Space artwork mosaic made up of hundreds of kids artworks from all over the UK and beyond,
The Interconnectivity of Sea & Space
On September 12, 2024 we took over the Piccadilly Screen supported by Piccadilly Lights to show the interconnectivity of Sea & Space on our Ocean Planet.
People think space is a far away place, but we live on an ocean planet in space. If more people understand that interconnection then maybe we can get more allies to use the tools we've created for the extreme environment of space to solve the world's biggest problems. This is our goal with Space for a Better World - to guide people, especially decision makers and those with influence to solutions using space technology and innovations invented for space travel. Everything we do and learn in space benefits life on Earth.
Learn more about our Partners in Purpose for the Piccadilly Takeover:
OUR ZERO GRAVITY FLIGHT Experiences at Johnson Space Center and KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
Mission Accomplished!
FRIDAY, February 23, 2024
Our guests were able to float in Zero Gravity like astronauts - with legendary NASA astronauts!
Charlie Duke
Apollo 16, 10th man to walk on the Moon
Nicole Stott
NASA astronaut, aquanaut & artist
Doug Hurley
NASA & SpaceX astronaut
We partnered with MoonDAO on this special Zero Gravity flight. Our flight took off from and land on the Space Shuttle runway at Kennedy Space Center Florida.
WHAT DO WE DO AT SPACE FOR A BETTER WORLD?
We connect the #SpaceCurious to the #SpaceSerious through public outreach, events, interaction with astronauts and space leaders using art and the awe and wonder of space exploration. We accomplish this through strategic partnerships for:
SPACE GALAS - GIANT ART PROJECTS - ZERO GRAVITY FLIGHTS - SPACE & TECH SUMMITS - SPACE ART CAMPS - SPACE DANCE PARTIES - ECO FRIENDLY PROJECTS LIKE: CORAL RESTORATION & MANGROVE REPLANTING AND BEACH CLEANUPS AND SO MUCH MORE...
GIANT SPACE ARTWORK PROJECTS
Our signature teamwork projects - making giant space artworks wherever we go in the world to bring people together, promote teamwork and inspire people through the awe and wonder of space exploration and art.
OCTOBER 2023
EXCLUSIVE VIP TOUR OF NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER THREE NASA ASTRONAUTS:
Charlie Duke - Apollo 16 Moonwalker
Nicole Stott - NASA Astronaut
Doug Hurley - NASA Astronaut
On Thursday, October 26, 2023, we took a special group of people on a VVIP tour of Johnson Space Center as part of an exclusive experience hosted by SPACE for a Better World and our project partner MoonDAO.
We visited the Neutral Buoyancy Lab, the ISS Mockup, the historic Apollo Mission Control as well as the current active Mission Control.
That same evening we had an intimate dinner with a conversation with the astronauts.
A portion of the proceeds benefit SPACE for a Better World outreach around the world with astronauts to connect the space curious to the space serious and to educate and inspire about the ways space benefits life on Earth.
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#RiseTogetherUK for Harwell Campus
The #RiseTogether Events at Harwell Campus were a huge success! Our founder Christina Korp produced 3 days of events promoting pathways to careers in space for Harwell Science and Innovation Campus from October 9 - 11, 2023.
This included a nationwide space art project with our partner Space for Art Foundation with kids art revealed on October 9 on the big screen in Piccadilly Circus generously supported by Piccadilly Lights. On October 10 270 children spent the day with 3 astronauts making a giant space artwork, doing postcards to space and hands on activities like junk modeling. On October 11 for International Day of the Girl, was the Solutions Summit where 25 speakers - primarily women, talked about pathways to careers in space and ways to make the space ecosystem more inclusive. We ended the day inviting people to join the RISE TOGETHER SPACE ALLIANCE to proactively work to promote diversity and inclusion in space.
AIM HIGHER ROMANIA 2023
Spacefest and SPACE DAY ROMANIA were a success!
On June 11, 2023 we held our first ever SPACE DAY ROMANIA event launching Spacefest for the first time in Bucharest, Romania at Politehnica University Bucharest.
Over 15,000 people showed up and it was very clear that there is a lot of interest in space.
NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott, Citizen Astronaut Sara Sabry and Romanian Cosmonaut Dumitru-Dorin Prunariu dazzled the crowds with their stories of going to space. And inspired a whole new generation about the value of going to space.
Case study filmed by Gravitis and edited by Christina Korp
AIM HIGHER GALA UK 2022 Benefitting
SPACE FOR A BETTER WORLD
AIM HIGHER GALA UK
In May of 2022 we held our first ever AIM HIGHER GALA in London at the Science Museum. Eleven astronauts came together from around the world for the first ever "Space Oscars" and to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the 5th Moon Landing on Apollo 16.
Learn more about the AIM HIGHER GALA
Case study produced by Studio M and edited by Tom Webster
Curated Adventures with Astronauts - all over Planet Earth
Did you know there is really only one ocean? Even though we name regions of the ocean depending on location in the world. Glaciers provide the clean water that is vital to the health of our planet. Seeing it up close is humbling and awe inspiring. It's a special experience that for many is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Through SPACE for a Better World, Purpose Entertainment and Wanderlux we offer once in a lifetime experiences with astronauts as the guides. Getting to hear firsthand stories from their time in space and a truly unique perspective of looking back at Earth makes trips like this even more special.
Join us on the next astronaut adventures to Antarctica. Learn more at info@spacefabworld.com.
Space Makes Life Better On Earth
Space for a Better World's mission is to CONNECT THE SPACE CURIOUS TO THE SPACE SERIOUS and showcase all the ways space benefits life on Earth. We also offer life changing experiences to give people a chance to feel up close to the awe, wonder and inspiration that space can bring.
THE PLACE I SAW FROM SPACE Ep1 - Maldives
Many people ask,
Why are we spending money on going to space? We need to save this planet.
But who conducts climate research and provides the data to take better care of Earth?
HINT
It’s the space community.
- Satellite communication
- Energy infrastructure monitoring
- Resource and land management
- New energy exploration and sustainability
- And much more…
- Weather prediction
- Natural disaster monitoring
- Climate change research
- Conservation monitoring
- Global positioning (GPS)
Many of the satellites launched into orbit are put there to conduct critical research that help us monitor conditions on the ground to make life better for everyone on Earth. Satellites also provide technology and capabilities we depend on every day.
