Put simply, space is the distance between two defined points. On a larger scale, it is the distance between two locations on earth. Since air travel first became possible, there has been an increase in our ability to travel vast distances in shorter and shorter periods of time. This has led to a drastic change in our perceptions of space and distance. For many, the world has now become ‘a global village’. The focus of this workshop was the understanding and application of aerodynamics. The study of aerodynamics was instrumental to the rise of air travel and later rocketry and space travel. Making an object that can be easily flown is a fascinating experience for all ages. The workshop included an introduction to the basic principles of aerodynamics, followed by an introduction to aero-modeling and to techniques that enable flight without any motor or power source.