An incredible week for both students and teachers. Looking forward to updates from week 2 activities. The Texas Engineering and UTCSR facilities are amazing, but it is the people who make it exceptional! Wish these opportunities were available when I was in high school. STEM

STEM education in practice. Lessons in the classroom. Development and testing in the laboratory. Application in the environment. Shout out to University of Texas Engineering Texas Engineering, Prof. Robert Twiggs, Prof. Nick Pugh, Laura Tomlin, and Melissa Pore, KM4CZN inspiring SEES

SEES Student Interns learning to solder components on PCBs and build a JiggyBot at the University of Texas Center for Space Research UTCSR. Another great STEM session learning valuable skills and demonstrating their creativity. Students always have fun building things! NASA

High school interns with NASA’s STEM Enhancement in Earth Science (SEES) program are developing small microgravity experiments using Z-Qubes. What better way to try out TSL hardware prior to Zero-G flight than a trip to Six Flags Fiesta Texas? NASA WI Space Grant

Why not experiment with Z-Qubes and collect data while riding all of the scary rides at Six Flags Fiesta Texas? NASA WI Space Grant NASA Texas Space Grant ZERO-G Texas ASE/EM UT Mech Engineering Texas Engineering Debra Werner Teaching STEM STEM School SciAfterSchool STEM Ahead National Science Teaching Association

I spoke with Prof. Robert Twiggs today regarding the NASA’s STEM Enhancement in Earth Science (SEES) program and the HS student interns at the University of Texas Center for Space Research UTCSR . Bob said this group of students are so smart and driven and are amazing to work with

Student interns participating in NASA’s STEM Enhancement in Earth Science (SEES) program at the University of Texas Center for Space Research UTCSR are working hard in the classroom preparing for their next mission. Prof. Robert Twiggs, Prof. Nick Pugh, Melissa Pore, KM4CZN, and

ROBOT Gladiator League – Day of Robot Battles is today! TSL is excited to be hosting a booth during a Center for STEM+eXcellence event at Morehead State University. Stay tuned for more exciting updates later today. facebook.com/stemxcenter NASA Melissa Pore, KM4CZN Teaching STEM

Great turnout for ROBOT Gladiator League – Day of Robot Battles at the Center for STEM+eXcellence at Morehead State University. Many students visiting the TSL booth to learn about FlatSat, CanSat, SkyQube, QB2 PocketQube, and other cool technologies. You are never too young to

Dr. Ben Malphrus bmalphrus and Professor Jose Garcia José Luis García G talking with a group of international students in Aeronautics from Mexico. Great opportunity to visit Morehead State University Space Science Center. A beautiful state-of-the-art facility containing classrooms,

Wow. An amazing first day of presentations. These SEES Student Interns capitalized on this great opportunity and are on a path for promising careers in engineering and space science research. Looking forward to watching the presentations on Tuesday and Wednesday. Shout out to

The Twiggs Space Lab team was excited to participate in the first ASTRA-Con (Appalachian Space Technology & Research Conference) at Morehead State University Space Science Center. Matt Craft, President of TSL delivering a presentation on “Tools for STEM Education.” Professor Jose

Great turnout for the first ASTRA-Con at Morehead State University Space Science Center, including @BlueOrigin, Kratos, Bill Nelson and Hal Rogers. TSL student volunteers get to met NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, who delivered a remarkable and truly inspirational

An announcement for my long-time friends, students, and colleagues! I am coauthoring writing a book on the creation and early history of the CubeSat standard and am looking for those interested in sharing memories of our past projects and their first CubeSats and PocketQubes.

Please share this opportunity with teachers in your network! This is a GREAT Program. We are excited to be working with Laura Tomlin, Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, University of Texas Center for Space Research, Space for Teachers, and Zero-G. Most importantly, working with a

Congratulations Dr. Cadence Payne. Great accomplishment! We enjoyed talking with you at Morehead State University during the Astra-Con conference and listening to your presentation in September. Best wishes on a great career.

We are looking forward to the release of "FORTITUDE - Forging the Trillion Dollar Space Economy" produced by director Torsten Hoffmann. This trailer teases an exciting documentary focused on Space 2.0 - 3.0, leaders in the space industry, new technologies, and turning science