Worms in Space

The Miami Mission Control Team consisting of teachers Thomas Gantt, Todd Doucimo, Cynthia Veiga, and Erin Abramoff have devised an experiment to determine whether corn ear worms can survive or the pupation rate affected by a zero gravity space flight, with the ultimate purpose of being utilized in some capacity in an interplanetary colonizing. We have created this blog to allow our students the opportunity to comment and keep up with what each school is doing regarding this experiment.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Team Miami Mission Control made it to Houston,TX

The teachers of Miami Mission Control have made it to Houston,TX for the start of their amazing adventure of teaching in space. Weather is great, just like home, people are friendly, and exploring is a MUST! Our hotel is beautiful and Manny is LOVING it after the flight.

Manny checking his suitcase..........

Manny enjoying a video on the iPad

Because we are AWESOME teachers (and have Manny with us) we got a free upgrade to an SUV!

Manny checking into the hotel

Mr. Gantt and Mrs. A goofing off at the pier

Manny eatting some chili's

Worms in Space

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Team Miami Mission Control made it to Houston,TX

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