Virginia Students Plan For Mission To Space

Christian Science Monitor | Science, Christian Science Monitor: Science
Mon, 05/14/2018 - 8:42am

In the fall, miniature satellites will be launched into space aboard an International Space Station resupply rocket. Students in Southwest Virginia will be tracking their progress as part of a program designed to inspire technological innovation in a region traditionally focused on coal.

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