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Students to Design Tiny Satellite for Future Launch Services Program Mission
06.27.11 - Merritt Island High School engineering club members are taking their vibration data collection idea to new heights
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NASA Hosts its Second Lunabotics Mining Competition at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
05.27.11 - More than thirty university teams putting their remote-controlled excavators, called Lunabots, to work.
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NASA Transforms the Way Students Learn About Technology
05.27.11 - Fifth-graders take home an award for their video on how a NASA technology helps protect skin against exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays.
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NASA Explorer Schools Dare Students to Dream
05.11.11 - About 60 fourth- through 12th-grade students and their teachers participate in the 2011 NASA Explorer Schools Symposium at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Competition Heats Up for Kennedy's FIRST Robotics Teams
04.01.11 - About 60 high school teams participate in the "For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology," or FIRST, competition at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
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Astronauts, Star Trek Star Excite Tom Joyner Show Crowds
09.14.10 - "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols helped NASA celebrate science and math education during the Tom Joyner Morning Show Family Reunion.
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A Mind is a Wonderful Thing to Motivate
08.23.10 - NASA's education program at Kennedy reaches out to today's young people to inspire imagination and interest in science, technology, engineering and math.
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Legends, Trailblazers Inspire NASA's Future
08.04.10 - Minority students are inspired to pursue aerospace careers at education forum.
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NASA Explorer Students' Accomplishments Highlighted
05.08.10 - Students from across the U.S. proudly presented their science projects to NASA engineers, scientists, education specialists and their peers.
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Students strive for FIRST at Competition
04.08.10 - Kennedy Space Center civil servants and contractors helped mentor local high school teams for robotics competition.