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.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
physiological training and experiment set up
Friday, June 24th we went through physiological training and safety for our Zero-G flight..........worst case senerio's were kinda scary but Team Miami Mission Control can handle everything! We also went through public relations sessions, met with our NASA mentor, and began setting up our experiment. That is all day One! On Tuesday, June 28th, Thomas Gantt and Erin Abramoff will fly, float, and freefall! Todd Doucimo and Cynthia Viega will be experiencing zero-G June 29th weather and mechanics permitting.
Manny making his first NASA statement
The whole team waiting for physiological and safety training......We were the first group there!
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