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team one's motto is

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my name is norman chaffee i've been here

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for 53 years

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i retired in 98 and became a contractor

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and a consultant but i am also a rocket

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scientist norman chaffee spoke to us

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about the engineering behind the saturn

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v it was very interesting and motivating

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to see firsthand how the rocket was

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designed and built by a real rocket

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our speaker annie schnock enlightened us

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by the general information research that

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goes into the international space

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the lobster challenge was a competition

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to lift our lander supplies up to the

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second floor using a fishing line a

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straw and balloons as you can see we

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and the end gray team one

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hello guys my name is nicholas lawson

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i was on the white team

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and i was basically in charge of working

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on the

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the presentation and more specifically

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the climate

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aspect of it i would do a whole bunch of

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research finding on

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so i'm mo donnelly i'm the lead engineer

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for the habitat design team of our white

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team and what we did is we decided how

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to make the habitat

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for the mars astronauts and how to use

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in-situ resources to make proper living

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to complete our research for our habitat

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design

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we interviewed dr jim broyan who is a

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habitat engineer for nasa

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he gave valuable insight on our design

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which ultimately helped better our

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presentation

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we're coming about what you guys are

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doing on the surface or

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living there okay we'll start off with

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um we have three different designs we're

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my name is stephanie zhang and i'm the

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engineer for the plant growth facilities

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we are doing research for the plant

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growth facility so we're trying to see

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what kind of plants grow best on mars

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and we're going to be using a hydroponic

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this experience has provided us with a

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lot of valuable insight and knowledge we

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learned how to bond and work as a team

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with people we barely knew our team has

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really grown together with every

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activity and learned to accept new ideas

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on top of all the general knowledge we

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learned about nasa

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we would like to thank all the

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contributors to this outstanding program

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because we will all leave with a better