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as grade team we were in charge of

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mission integration which means that we

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had to make sure that all four teams

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worked together in unison to plan a

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successful and efficient mission to mars

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john gruner helped us determine the

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parameters for the mars mission by doing

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so he showed us that we must be

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diplomatic when choosing the objectives

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he also gave us insight on how nasa has

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progressed over the years and will

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continue to do so as time goes on our

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team created a lot of memories at nasa

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this past week

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together we explored nasa and everything

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that it had to offer in many ways like

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sue curly showed us how important it is

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to use the scientific method when

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engineering new innovations her

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expertise in spacesuit design opened our

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eyes to just how important it is to pay

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attention to detail the lander project

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brought out our individual skill sets

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and emphasized how teamwork is one of

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the most important factors in bringing

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we designed our rover to be as

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inexpensive yet efficient as possible we

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used an ultrasonic sensor for rock

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detection and a sound sensor for clap

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control of the rover

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we chose to collect mostly water packets

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because they're small light and easy to

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in addition we were privileged to hear

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from norm chaffey a rocket scientist who

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was part of the team who designed the

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saturn v rocket we were given the

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opportunity to hear how the saturn v

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rocket works by a man who helped design

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it while in front of the rocket itself

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we contacted tiffany armstrong a legal

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advisor for nasa miss armstrong gave us

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guidance in the details of our budget

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plan as well as any political issues

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that may occur during the international

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mission

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at the beginning of the week our team

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was faced with the task of designing a

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tool that would repair and iss cooling

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system the design we created became a

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reality with the use of a 3d printer

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milton heflin's life lessons have taught

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us to follow our dreams and inspire

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others along the way no matter what you