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reality

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this week our team learned about failure

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but more importantly how failure can

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ultimately lead to success when you

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remain positive and continue to push

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the white team was in charge of

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designing the living there aspect of a

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mars mission throughout the week we

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researched the necessary life support

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systems that would keep astronauts safe

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while they were on mars

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these systems included plant growth

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facilities climate hazard facilities and

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in-situ resource harvesting facilities

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after interviews with nasa specialists

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and extensive research we are confident

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that our mission will provide adequate

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my favorite part of haas has been

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meeting new people who share my same

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passion for space exploration and having

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the opportunity to work as a team to

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we had the great opportunity to

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interview jackie allen who was a

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geologist here at nasa one of the most

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important things that we learned from

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her was that roxanna mars actually

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contain large amounts of oxidized iron

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which when separated can provide a good

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we were fortunate enough to meet norm

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chaffey who helped work on the saturn v

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maneuvering engines

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he taught us that the three stages were

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made by three different companies boeing

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north american and douglas aircraft

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while he was working on the maneuvering

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engines he had to figure out a way to

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get the fuel and zero gravity to the

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engines since it would just float around

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in space

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he told us about the five f1 engines

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that the first stage used

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burning liquid oxygen to help break

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earth's orbit

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getting the opportunity to learn about

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rockets from someone with so much

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wednesday night all the haw students

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participated in a lofter challenge this

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event required us to use balloons and a

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straw to launch our lander supplies up

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to the second floor this was a very

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difficult challenge but most of the

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teams were able to lift at least one

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thing up the competition was a great

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opportunity to test our teams and our

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our team enjoyed the lander challenge

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the most because we were able to take

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all of our unique skills

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and come together to build a successful

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lander

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as nerve-wracking as it was to watch our

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project fall three stories it was

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rewarding in the end and a lot of fun

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thursday morning we got the chance to

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listen to astronaut jerry ross who is

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the first person to launch into space

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seven times

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he talked to us about his journey