You can even host your own hackathon at your school! The hackathon activities and Cheops’ satellite data are freely available and translated into 21 languages on the Hack an Exoplanet platform. Online and physical hackathons have also been taking place across the world, supported by schools, ESERO offices and other organisations. Let our team of experts lead you on a galactic journey to explore Cheops' data, and reveal the size, orbital period and distance, habitability potential, and composition of these fascinating exoplanets. You can also follow along with the activity by watching the recording of the ESA Education virtual hackathon. Join a hackathon, organise your own event, or complete the activities in your own time. This special activity is tailored for students aged 14 to 19 years old. Like a true astronomer, you will gain access to satellite data collected by Cheops and analyse it to uncover the appearance and characteristics of these distant worlds. Now, through ESA Education’s Hack an Exoplanet activity, teams of students have the unique opportunity to become real space scientists. Only four days later he concluded that this will not be enough to stop Omicron.

local time for non-essential shops, while primary schools had to close one week earlier before the Christmas holidays.

It will now last at least through February 8 and 10, respectively. On 14 December, Rutte had announced the extension of the current measures, an evening lockdown between 5 p.m and 5 a.m. The current lockdown was previously due to be lifted on January 18 for schools, and January 20 for shops.

In January 2023, ESA’s Cheops (CHaracterising ExOPlanet Satellite) observed two exoplanet targets, KELT-3b and TOI-560c. JanuBrin Andrews The lockdown in the Netherlands will be extended by three weeks, sources from The Hague tell the NOS.

Netherlands lockdown extension