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Each year AIAA-SF chooses a topic related to aeronautics and aerospace, and area 7th and 8th graders submit essays. Past topics and winners are listed below. Click on the topic to see winning entries when available. Due to lapses in our record-keeping, some winners may be missing below. If anyone would like to fill in such gaps, please contact Samantha Infeld precollege@aiaa-sf.org.
2011: Propose a space mission using a
CubeSat
With support from the AIAA Space Systems Technical Committee
7th Grade
8th Grade
2010: Next stop for human space exploration
— a lunar base, near-Earth asteroid, or Mars?
With support from the AIAA Space Systems Technical Committee
7th Grade
8th Grade
2009: How important is international
cooperation for the growth of space exploration?
7th Grade
2008: If Space is the answer, what is the
question?
7th grade
2007: How big can passenger airplanes get,
and what will they look like?
2006: What steps can be taken to protect
the earth from a major asteroid impact?
7th grade
2005: With the success of SpaceShipOne,
space tourism may be just around the corner. Where would you go, and what
would you do?
7th grade
2004: Should we send humans to
Mars?
7th grade
2003: What will be the new developments of
flight in the next 100 years?
7th grade
2002: Where should we go next in the solar
system, and why?
7th grade
2001: What should we do in Space?
7th grade
2000: How would your life be different if
there were no satellites?
7th grade
1999: As a Settler on the Moon in the Year 2029, What Will the Moon Be Like?
1998: Benefits of the International Space
Station
7th grade