The team of 5th grade students from Milton Terrace South were thrilled to learn that their proposal had been selected as the proposal to fly on the shuttle from our community. Dana and Kate both asked if they could scream when they found out the news. However, they needed to put the excitement aside and get to work answering questions from the national review team on the experiment materials and handling requirements. The national review team suggested that they switch from using just one egg to considering using more than one egg, in case the egg didn’t hatch. They made the decision to put down 15 as a worst case scenario with the idea that they would probably end up using 5 eggs. The review team also suggested that they switch from a Type 1 Well to a Type 2 Well so that you have more oxygenated water available for the fish after they have hatched. This sounded like a great idea and the type of well was changed. The changes to the Experiment Materials and Handling Requirements were submitted at 12:02 pm, a full 2 hours and 58 minutes ahead of schedule.
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SSEP National Blog
- WATCH LIVE: The Flight of SSEP Mission 18 Experiments Launching on SpaceX CRS-31 – TARGET: Monday, Nov 4, 2024, 9:29 pm EST October 29, 2024
- THE SOLUTION to the Mission 19 Student Challenge: Understanding Weightlessness – You Want Me to Take a Bathroom Scale Where? September 24, 2024
- New Flight Opportunity for School Districts: Announcing Student Spaceflight Experiments Program (SSEP) Mission 20 to the International Space Station, Starting January 6, 2025 September 13, 2024
- To All Student Researchers Now Engaged in SSEP Mission 19 to ISS – A Challenge for the Start of the Program: Understanding Weightlessness – You Want Me to Take a Bathroom Scale Where? September 11, 2024
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