Chandler student wins age group in national art contest
Work displayed in International Space Station
Lillian Eom’s art was chosen as the ages 5-8 art winner in the Out-of-This-World Art and Poetry Contest. Winners had their work displayed on the International Space Station.
Courtesy of ISS National Lab
Lillian Eom, an 8-year-old student from Chandler, won her age-group category in an international contest that led to her artwork being printed and photographed on the International Space Station.
Eom’s art was chosen as the ages 5-8 art winner in the Out-of-This-World Art and Poetry Contest, according to results posted on spaceartcontest.com.
Eom’s creation about living and working in space was developed through the Perseid Foundation and sponsored by the ISS National Laboratory.
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Chandler student wins age group in national art contest
Work displayed in International Space Station
Courtesy of ISS National Lab
Lillian Eom’s art was chosen as the ages 5-8 art winner in the Out-of-This-World Art and Poetry Contest. Winners had their work displayed on the International Space Station.
Lillian Eom, an 8-year-old student from Chandler, won her age-group category in an international contest that led to her artwork being printed and photographed on the International Space Station.
Eom’s art was chosen as the ages 5-8 art winner in the Out-of-This-World Art and Poetry Contest, according to results posted on spaceartcontest.com.
Eom’s creation about living and working in space was developed through the Perseid Foundation and sponsored by the ISS National Laboratory.
The ISS National Lab prepares future scientists and engineers through STEM education and workforce development programs.
As a public service enterprise, the ISS National Lab allows researchers to leverage this multiuser facility to improve the quality of life on Earth, mature space-based business models, advance science literacy in the future workforce, and expand a sustainable and scalable market in low Earth orbit, according to a news release.
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