using space


Future Flight Hawaii Day Exploration Program
Next Stop: Mars
University of Hawaii at Hilo, June 14-18, 2004

Module Descriptions
Earth-Mars ABCs How is Mars similar and different from Earth? ... gravity, atmosphere, air pressure
use a Japanese air pressure and vacuum device to test your ideas
TEAMing for Mars TEAM=together everyone achieves more
use an Astrologix kit to test your communication and teaming skills
What is Science? science is a process ... asking why and how questions and analyzing data
Mars Exploration Rover use Spirit and Opportunity as models for designing your own Mars Exploration Rover
Food for Mars hydroponics and aquaculture will provide food for Marsnauts in the future
Liftoff to Mars discuss and review Newton's Laws of Motion
design and build a hydrogen powered rocket
Resource Analysis searching for and identifying mineral resources for future Mars colonies
Optical Illusions examine human physiology and confusing optical illusions
Mars Polar Cap examine the properties of dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide)
Soft Landing on Mars design, build and test a parachute for landing your spacecraft on Mars
Search for Life on Mars what is life and how would you detect it
Energy on Mars design, build and test a windmill pattern that will generate the maximum amount of energy


the dream is alive

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Future Flight Hawaii A program developed and sponsored by the Hawai`i Space Grant Consortium, University of Hawai`i at Manoa in cooperation with the University of Hawai`i at Hilo , and the Kaua`i Community College .
Last updated: Sun Apr 18 16:23:21 HST 2004