Baseet
Challenge

Baseet Challenge has two tracks to give an opportunity to a larger scale of participants to join and simplify to the public concepts from Baseet fields: Business, Arts and humanities, Science, Engineering, Environment and Technology. Baseet for Professionals welcomes educators, science communicators, professors, performers, artists, practctionalists, theater performers, and broadcasters. Baseet for Juniors welcomes students, science enthusiasts, and beginners in the science communication field.

• Science is not completed until it’s communicated! Baseet’s goal is to facilitate and simplify science, giving an opportunity for all Science, Arts & Humanities and Business enthusiasts, from students to professors, to present and communicate their ideas with the public. 
• Baseet Challenge enhances the idea of simplifying academic disciplines all while maintaining the unbreakable link between all fields.
• As a professional, we aspire to give you an opportunity to share your knowledge with a larger scale of the public, help you expand your professional network, and provide you with a  professional training program.
• As a student, Baseet wants to take your hand and put you on the right path of science communication through improving your presentation skills, research skills, and writing skills, helping you meet experts from different fields.

• You are an educator, science communicator, professor, university staff, practitioner, or researcher.
• Aged between 23 and 50. 
• You are specialized in one of the Baseet academic disciplines, STEM education, a science communicator, or academic researcher. 
• You have conducted research and want to share your achievement with the public. 
• You have an academic concept to simplify for the public or students.
• You can simplify your concept in a three-minute video and create a basset Resource. 
• You can write an educational Baseet Resource of 700 to 1500 words about your presentation.
• You can integrate a STEM resource with the necessary business skills, Arts & Humanities studies.

• A larger scale of outreach, better engagement with the learners, and exposure to new areas in the science communication field. 
• Simplify a Baseet concept and facilitate it to the public.
• Create a Baseet educational resource for students and other educators.
• Further enhancement of your presentation skills, science communication skills, and scientific writing skills.
• Create a Baseet profile and make your work accessible to the public.
• Communicate with other professionals in different fields as Baseet believes in the importance of science integration and diversity.
• Receive media coverage as Baseet Challenge is a global competition.
• Receiving professional training program by a number of experts. 
• Possibly being one of Baseet Challenge winners and receiving special prizes, trophies as well as unprecedented media exposure.

• You are a student, science enthusiast, a passionate individual about any of the Baseet fields: Business, Arts and Humanities, Science, Engineering, Environment, and Technology.   
• Aged between 17 and 25. 
• You can simplify a concept in a three-minute video and write an article of 500 to 700 words about the concept. 
• You can integrate a STEM resource with the necessary business skills, Arts & Humanities studies.

• Improve your presentation skills and science communication skills. 
• Learn scientific research basics and rules; Research, Write, Present.
• Receive constant guidelines from specialists. 
• Introduce your talent to the world as you will share your ideas globally.
• A larger scale of outreach to the public, and exposure to new areas in the science communication field. 
• Simplify a Baseet concept and facilitate it to the public.
• Create a Baseet educational resource for students and educators.
• Create a Baseet profile and make your work accessible to the public.
• Communicate with professionals in the Science communication field and other Baseet and STEM fields.
• Receive media coverage as Baseet Challenge is a global competition.
• Receiving professional training program by a number of experts. 
• Possibly being one of Baseet Challenge winners and receiving special prizes, trophies as well as unprecedented media exposure.

• Winners in Baseet challenge will receive:
• A scholarship to join Baseet Science Communication Fellowship Program to enhance your science communication, STEM engagement and presentation skills, in addition to developing your scientific writing and research visualization skills.
• Medals, trophies, and certificates.

• Objective: Teaching Newton’s third law: If an object A exerts a force on object B, then object B must exert a force of equal magnitude and opposite direction back on object A.- Instructions: Building rockets. 
• Observations: The rocket moves forward by expelling gas backward at high velocity. 
• Conclusion: The rocket exerts a large backward force on the gas in the rocket combustion chamber, and the gas therefore exerts a large reaction force forward on the rocket, causing it to move forward. 
• Discussion: What would happen if we launched the rocket towards the earth?
• Linking to Baseet principle: 

• • Arts and Humanities: Rockets help us explore the world around us, and enable us to create maps, GPS systems, Satellites, and internet networks. 
  • Business: SPACEX is a leading Aerospace manufacturer, space transportation services, and communications corporation with over 9,500 employees. The average estimated annual salary, including base and bonus, at SpaceX, is $107,555, or $51 per hour, while the estimated median salary is $115,954, or $55 per hour.
• 5% for the public engagement with your content.