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Students across the Mountain State will simulate growing crops on the moon and learn, via hands-on experiments, about NASA’s Artemis mission, thanks to funding secured by the NASA West Virginia Space Grant Consortium housed at WVU.
The South Carolina Space Grant Consortium, housed at the College of Charleston, is part of a six state consortium participating in NASA's Plant the Moon Challenge, a three-year-project that aims to engage high school students with the upcoming Artemis mission to explore the moon and Mars.
“This begs us to ask the question, can you plant the Moon?” asks the Plant the Moon Challenge website. “Can you grow crops in lunar regolith, a fine grained dusty covering of rocks and minerals spread across the surface of the moon?”
/PRNewswire/ -- Since 2015, Random Math has organized the Silicon Valley Math Tournament (SVMT), an annual scholarship-based competition designed for...
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