We are staying positive in this difficult time and doing what we have control of, learning and educate together on what we should research on our next flight in Space. Today, March 27th, 2020, all the ExoLab pi and co-pi (Principal Investigators) presented why we should choose their legume in the next ExoLab-8 experiment on the International Space Station in October 2020 aboard the SpX-21. It was quite a fun, lively, energetic, creative, and competitive…
Not only were these students totally engaged, but they were also eager to mentor and share with younger students what they have learned. The data and programming team kept the realtime telemetry data being collected. The payload design team secured all the internal experiment and positioned all the electronics. The weather team kept the rest of the class informed on weather condition and flight prediction. The flight management team filed the Notice to Airmen. Their…
Please read the original Press release here. https://www.mittelhessen.eu/mit-uns/aktuelles/386-mittelhessische-schueler-experimentieren-wie-astro-alex-auf-der-internationalen-raumstation Mittelhessisches Projekt gewinnt Förderwettbewerb „Digital Skills – Lernen in regionalen Netzwerken“ des Stifterverbandes und der Körber-Stiftung Durch die Live-Berichte des deutschen Raumfahrers Alexander Gerst im vergangenen Jahr verfolgten weltweit viele Menschen die Experimente in der Schwerelosigkeit auf der internationalen Raumstation (ISS). Zeitgleich mit den Astronauten auf der ISS können ab Mitte 2019 mittelhessische Schulen naturwissenschaftliche Experimente durchführen und ihre Erfahrungen mit anderen Schulen auf der ganzen Erde…
