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Gravity is the main force that governs motion throughout the universe. Normal gravity experienced on Earth is referred to as one G. Microgr... -
On Saturday May 3 rd , 40 8-12 year old girls came to the Lookout room at the Boise State University Student Union Building for ”Astronaut ... -
April 25 th, 2014 Thank you Ms. Jarvis for having the BSU Microgravity Team! We have had a blast teaching science, engineering, techn... -
Mallory showing off her Boise State shirt under her flight suit After yesterday's successful flight the team was looking forward to ... -
Carl taking a picture of Janos taking a picture Today was the official last day of flight week. The teams all met up one final time t... -
Thank you Intermountain Medical Imaging for scanning our “mock brain” with your EHP CT scanner. The 3D images will be used... -
Before Flight Expectations Today is Wednesday, June 11th. My morning started with a team lead meeting at 7:45am like it has a... -
I am a doctoral student in Education, Curriculum, and Instruction, with a focus on STEM leadership. I became a graduate student advisor for... -
My team mates have been writing their reflection posts about their flying experiences, but since I chose not to fly, I am going to writ... -
On August 6, 2014, the 2013-2014 Boise State University Microgravity Research submitted their final technical report to NASA’s Reduced ...