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Grown plants on the Moon?
Join the NASA Engineering Design Challenge

As NASA plans to return to the moon, plant growth will be an important part of space exploration. NASA scientists anticipate that astronauts may be able to grow plants on the moon in specialized plant growth chambers. 

Kansas public school students - come participate and build your own lunar growth chamber in the NASA Engineering Design Challenge!

Through the NASA Engineering Design Challenge, elementary, middle and high school students will:

  • Design, build and evaluate lunar plant growth chambers.
  • Receive cinnamon basils seeds flown on STS-118.
  • Test lunar growth chambers by growing and comparing both space-flown and earth-based control seeds.
     

Register and receive more information about the NASA Engineering Design Challenge. You can also sign up for the NASA Express listserv to receive e-mail updates about the challenge and other NASA education activities.

Join the NASA Engineering Design Challenge and be part of space exploration by growing seeds flown in space!


 

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