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New Competitions Aim for the Moon!
Two new competitions aimed at lunar exploration are gearing up:
Teams of undergraduate and graduate students from U.S. colleges or universities can compete in the Lunabotic Mining Competition, designing systems that could be used for future lunar excavation.
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› Lunabotics on Facebook
Student teams from grades fifth through eighth are challenged to create a sustainable water recycling system for the moon, and can win a trip to NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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› View poster (PDF)
Two new competitions aimed at lunar exploration are gearing up:Teams of undergraduate and graduate students from U.S. colleges or universities can compete in the Lunabotic Mining Competition, designing systems that could be used for future lunar excavation.
› Learn more
› Lunabotics on Facebook
Student teams from grades fifth through eighth are challenged to create a sustainable water recycling system for the moon, and can win a trip to NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
› Learn more
› View poster (PDF)
Kennedy Education Features
Hortense Burt
Intern Showcase
Twin Engineering Prizes Awarded
The two winning teams represent Rice University and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Kennedy Education Projects
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Virtual Lab
Virtual Lab emulates a scanning electron microscope, allowing users to zoom and focus into a variety of built-in microscopic samples.
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Launching a Rocket
Follow the timeline of a space mission.
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The Firing Room →
Get the "go" for liftoff!
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KLASS
Welcome to Kennedy Launch Academy Simulation System
Kennedy Education News
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NASA Announces Lunar Exploration Competition for Students
08.04.09 - NASA's Exploration Systems Mission Directorate is accepting proposals from teams of undergraduate and graduate students for the inaugural Lunabotics Mining Competition.
