STEAM Teachers, attend a workshop on microgravity science, develop experiment proposals, and meet other space educators. Selected teacher(s) will fly their experiments on a ZERO-G parabolic flight with the Carthage Microgravity Team. Applications are due July 15, 2022.
Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium is pleased to announce the 2022 NASA Artemis Student Challenge: First Nations Launch winning teams.
Are you looking for online resources for your children/students? The NASA Space Grant community has some great website suggestions for you and your families. We encourage you to explore!!!
WSGC’s Embedded Teacher Program will take flight May 9-12, 202 on ZERO-G’s G-Force One Aircraft. Conducting experiments in 11 minutes of weightlessness will be four middle school teachers from Wisconsin, Georgia, Iowa and Texas. Wisconsin Band Director, Lisa Werner, St. Bruno Parish School, will conduct music-focused experiments while in flight.
Simpson Street Free Press Author Sandy Flores Riuz, age 15, reveals why Titan would be an ideal future home for humans.
Simpson Street Free Press student author, Allison Torres, age 13, reveals to us, “Combined, all the other planets could fit inside Jupiter twice.”
Looking for a job in the aerospace sector? Derco, A Lockheed Martin Company, located in Milwaukee, WI, has an opening. Search Wisconsin for up-to-date information.
Congratulations to this week’s #WSGCStudentSpotlight, the Lakeshore Launchers Collegiate Rocket Launch (CRL) team! The team participated in the CRL program from Carthage College.
Queens University, Ontario, Canada, launched the first Canadian high-power rocket in the NASA Artemis Student Challenge First Nations Launch on Saturday, May 15, through the virtual assistance of fellow student competitors from the University of California, Davis.
Queens University is the first Canadian team to launch a high-power rocket in the First Nations Launch competition. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Ontario-based team will partner with the University of California, Davis on May 15th to launch and recover “Kanatakon’ha 2.0.”