September 29, 2009

Lunar Lander Design Challenge for Tweens

Filed under: General, Programs — Jeremiah @ 9:10 am

Lunar Lander Design ChallengeThis program for tweens was presented by the Space Foundation as part of All Pikes Peak Reads 2009. 10 kids ages 9 – 12, and parents as well, had loads of fun designing and building a lander similar to NASA’s Altair lander that would absorb enough shock to protect its three astronauts (in this case, three mini-marshmallows). Altair is the proposed Lunar lander that will land astronauts on the moon. It is being built by NASA as part of the Constellation program.


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2 Responses to “Lunar Lander Design Challenge for Tweens”

  1. jacob Says:

    im a tween and i can not go to the east, i am closer to the penrose one, can you make one there?thanks tell me if you can

  2. Betty Says:

    I’m so sorry! This is a one-time program for the library’s All Pikes Peak Reads (APPR) space program. Please, please just come, you don’t have to sign up–could you get a friend to come whose parent would drive you both up to East?

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