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Earth vs. Space Chess Match 2008 Up Close And Personal Down Under
Earth vs. Space Chess Match 2008 Up Close And Personal Down Under | Up Close And Personal Down Under |
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| By Glenn Petersen, Editor, Chess Life for Kids | |
| June 20, 2009 | |
 After a long personal tour, which included stops at the Supernationals in Nashville, Tennessee and the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, Astronaut Greg Chamitoff is taking some well-deserved vacation time.Right now he is visiting Australia - this time up close and personal, instead of from a distance of 210 miles out in space! But he hasn't forgotten our Washington warriors. His 27th move, 27.a4, has been examined by the club members of the Stephenson Elementary School, and they've come up with two choices for Earthlings to consider: 27...bxa4 and 27...Rb8. Earth now has until Monday, June 29, at midnight EDT (9 PM PDT), to cast their votes and decide how the game will play out. 
Greg Chamitoff vs. Earth (after 27.a4) You can check out the current position in our Java viewer and try out the alternatives and see where they may lead. Reminder: Don't miss a moment of this historic match - add our RSS feed to keep up with the latest developments, as articles and moves are posted here, and as voting periods occur. |
