Wyoming High School Students Are Building A Moon Lander
Their work will actually rest on the moon
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Their work will actually rest on the moon
Their work will actually rest on the moon
Their work will actually rest on the moon
Three science teachers and a group of students are participating in the Global Lunar Expedition for Everyone, which will have them build a small LunaSat to be placed on the moon to conduct research. The launch and placement of the satellites is slated to take place sometime in 2023.
A Southeast Portland man is using his newfound hobby to connect kids to the International Space Station. Author: Keely Chalmers (KGW) Updated: 1:28 PM PST March 8, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — You'll find Nikko Payne's home in Southeast Portland. It's pretty easy to spot by the large antenna atop his roof. Payne is an amateur ham radio operator and inside his garage/workshop he connects students to space, specifically the International Space Station. "I've just been doing it for about a month now," Payne said. "Been waiting for my first contact and about two weeks a...