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tonight on has news students from all

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over texas are traveling to johnson

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space center in houston texas in order

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to participate in a one-week summer

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internship

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they were nominated by the texas state

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legislator and were selected out of a

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group of 260

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juniors across the state of texas

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they are going to be participating in

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the high school aerospace scholars

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program as a part of the 15th

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anniversary of the program

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students have been working to complete

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eight web-based assignments in order to

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further their education about aerospace

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science and this week they will apply

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what they learned from that

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online segment

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to

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the week-long experience at the johnson

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space center includes a tour of the

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facilities

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briefings by noted nasa employees

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and

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conclude their experience by presenting

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their mission proposal to parents

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members of texas state legislature

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houston livestock show and radio rotary

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nasa and the johnson space center's

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senior management

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now to jaime on the scene

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thank you timothy and i'm here with us

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through my life we have mr kid who is

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part of the

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alpha centauri group from this year's

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nasa program class program i'm sorry

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and just start off i would like to ask

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you some questions we know that in this

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we you had a lot of experiences so i'd

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like to ask you what is the the most

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enjoyable

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week was meeting new people and

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enjoying each other's time with our team

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so i guess being with our team

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all right and so you actually had a lot

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of speeches and went over a lot of

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information so what do you think is the

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most important lesson that you've

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learned

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the most important lesson that we

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learned was probably the one from gene

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kranz that told us

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leadership isn't about

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being the leader it's about listening to

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your team so your team can perform to

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its optimum level

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so listening

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and getting along well i guess all right

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thank you and i will conclude our

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meeting thank you very much thank you

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all back to you

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thank you for that inside jaime that's

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all we have for you tonight on ajs news

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we're going to close with a clip from

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one of the teams alpha centauri

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go

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at the iss lunch and learn with annie

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china we learned that daily life on the

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iss is very different from that on earth

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from the sunrise and sunset every 90

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minutes to traveling at over 17 500

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in our interview with exploration

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systems expert mr eppler we learned that

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rovers are a major part of the research

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and exploration on mars not only into

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gathering atmospheric and geological

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data but also in discovering more about

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our very existence in the universe

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and at the preliminary design review the

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four teams presented accomplishment

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comprehensive powerpoints focusing on

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the particular aspects of the max

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mission

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and that philly schlesinger's

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presentation of life support and

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habitability in space we learned that

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basic human needs like temperature

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pressure

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oxygen and social socialization are very

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easy on earth but require complex

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so