Exploration Through Navigation Challenge
Part II: Charting a Course to the Moon
Final Designs

Challenge: Students were tasked to chart a course from Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Florida to one of the lunar poles using navigation skills appropriate for outer space. For this task, students will submit their navigation plan (as a class) to NASA experts for review. Following are the final designs due April 27, 2009.

 

1		Workman Orbiters Ms. Jamison's 6th grade class
2		Allyn’s Full Throttle Fliers (AFTF) Ms. Purrell -- Ms. Allyn's Group
3		SOLINSKI NERDY MOON MISSIONERS (SNMM) Ms. Purrell -- Mrs. Solinski's group
4		Purrell’s Water-Seekers Ms. Purrell
5		3 students, 7th & 8th Grades Esther Karpf home school
6		Ms. Muniz Fifth Grade Savannah Heights Intermediate
7		Julian - 7th Grade Teacher: Ms. Rogers
8		5th grade from Orleans Elementary Teacher: Ms. Currier
9		7th graders from "Tudor Vianu"  High School of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania Ms. Stoica
10		9th (I) grade from "Tudor Vianu" High School of Computer Science, Bucharest, Romania. Ms. Stoica
11		9th (F) Grade from "Tudor Vianu" National College of Computer Science Bucharest, Romania Ms. Stoica See the .pps of our activity and the LCROSS mission
12		Ms. Florio's 8th grade St. Joseph School, Garden City NY
13		"Moon Dusters" Ms. Levin-Kretz's Fifth Grade Sunrise Elementary
14		Scientists from 5th grade Commodore Sloat Elementary School Teachers: Ms. Graham and Ms. Schock
15		Mr. Bell's 8th Grade Science Millinocket Middle School Kristen & Tyson
16		Mr. Bell's 8th Grade Science Millinocket Middle School ETC Team, Emily
17		Impacting Moon Positioning Adventure Crater Trajectory (IMPACT) Teacher Ms. Dunbar Sea Girt Elementary School