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this week students with interest in

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engineering science math and aviation

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came together from all over the state of

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texas for the culmination of seven

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months of hard work for the texas high

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school aerospace scholars program

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mentors from nasa and the stem

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industries guided us in our projects

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focusing on crew assignments

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laboratories and tools and space

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redesign for a thousand day mission to

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mars this week gave us hands-on

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experiences that will enable us to carry

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on the legacy of deep space exploration

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we handed know exactly what needed to be

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fixed on the coolant system we designed

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a 3d printable multi-purpose tool

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the tool was modeled off of a triangular

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three chip highlighter with three

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different tools

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the trident includes three tools

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a crowbar type tool

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a sharp ice pick tool as well as a

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cutting edge and i modeled these three

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tools on a triangular truss using google

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norm chaffey a rocket scientist that

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contributed to saturn 5

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taught us under transportation computer

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systems sensors and dynamics and

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mechanics used

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this is the side now of the

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first stage

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called the s1c

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it was built by boeing it is an

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expendable stage meaning

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we use it and then it falls back into

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so chaffey explains how they use

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pyrotechnics to change from one cycle to

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the other of the saturn v

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you explain the overall process starting

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in the launching pad to once the module

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visiting the iss mission control was an

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inspiring experience as well as an honor

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for our team this visit was eye-opening

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because it demonstrated how far we have

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i think i can speak for the entire blue

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team when i say that listening to milt

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heslin speak on apollo night was one of

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the most inspiring memories we had at

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hoss the story of apollo 12 was truly a

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testament to the importance of being

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prepared to be the generation that will

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take space exploration to the next level

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that we're going today in human space

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flight you know one of these days we may

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indeed

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have what we need to send humans to mars

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for example

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and there's a good chance that if we do

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that that you all

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your age group

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you'll be right on top of it you'll be

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doing it

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the gray team was in charge of setting

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the budget and purpose of the mars

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the red team was responsible for

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designing a method to reach mars and

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return back to earth

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the white team was delegated the task of

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deciding how the crew would survive on

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mars

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and finally the blue team set the

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mission objectives and compiled a list

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the lunch with nasa employees gave all

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of us at haas the opportunity to further

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understand life at nasa for me it

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allowed for greater illustration of

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internships and co-ops available after

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we were given the task to make a

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mindstorms rover as efficiently as

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possible to

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play in a 4x4 field and pick up rocks

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and water samples we tried to make our

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rover very efficient in design and very

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reliable in programming

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it was an incredible experience to act

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as an engineer and see our ideas and

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planning come to life through our rover

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the rover was one of my favorite

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projects and it allowed us all the

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chance to see our innovations and how

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our mentor this week dr rick shering is

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a flight surgeon

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his expertise on space health issues