New Robotic Lunar Lander Prototype Relates to NES Teaching Materials
Posted on Feb 09, 2011 10:50:57 AM | John Entwistle | 1 Comments
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A new generation of small, smart, versatile robotic landers will aid in the exploration of airless bodies such as the moon and asteroids. The design is based on cutting-edge technology, which allows precision landing in high-risk but high-priority areas. This technology enables NASA to achieve scientific and exploration goals in previously unexplored locations.
These new landers are a great tie-in to two NES Virtual Campus teaching modules:
•Math and Science @ Work: Lunar Surface Instrumentation module.
•Lunar Nautics: Designing a Mission to Live and Work on the Moon.
Connections like this will help your students see that the things they learn in school have a real-world connection to what is happening at NASA right now!
Read more about this exciting new prototype in the NASA Explorer Schools NEON forums Math and Science @ Work: Lunar Surface Instrumentation module and Lunar Nautics: Designing a Mission to Live and Work on the Moon.
A new generation of small, smart, versatile robotic landers will aid in the exploration of airless bodies such as the moon and asteroids. The design is based on cutting-edge technology, which allows precision landing in high-risk but high-priority areas. This technology enables NASA to achieve scientific and exploration goals in previously unexplored locations.These new landers are a great tie-in to two NES Virtual Campus teaching modules:• Math and Science @ Work: Lunar Surface Instrumentation module.• Lunar Nautics: Designing a Mission to Live and Work on the Moon.Connections like this will help your students see that the things they learn in school have a real-world connection to what is happening at NASA right now!Read more about this exciting new prototype in the NASA Explorer Schools NEON forums Math and Science @ Work: Lunar Surface Instrumentation module and Lunar Nautics: Designing a Mission to Live and Work on the Moon.
now that robot just looks complicated...are there any games on this site??