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Honeywell

• Educators at Space Academy

2005
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Who, When and Where
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• 144 Teachers

• 18 Countries

Recipients of the 2005 Honeywell Employees
Scholarship to the Space Academy for Educators

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When
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Where

• Huntsville, Alabama

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U.S. Space Rocket Center
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Pathfinder - orbiter prototype
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Main Gate
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Habitat - Space Camp Kids Dormitory
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USSRC Rocket Park

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Classroom Projects, Student Activities
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Note the uncanny resemblance
Rick as Russian schoolteacher and dreamer
Constantin Tsiolovski
Space History (Role Play)

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Tissue paper hot air balloons
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Design Challenges Heat Shields, Efficient
Propellers
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Pop Bottle Rockets
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Baking Soda RocketsTI 84 calculator with
CBRanger
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USSRC Museum
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Space Simulation Trainers
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1/6 Gravity Trainer
(Moon Walker)

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Manned Maneuvering Unit
(MMU)

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MAT Multi-Axis Trainer
(Barf Ball)

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Mission Patches
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A Mission Patch is sewn on the astronauts flight
suits. Each patch is unique and is designed by
the crew to represent their group and their
mission goals.
Here are some mission patches designed by
students and teachers attending this and other
space camps.

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Aviation Challenge
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The Tower ...
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The Challenge ...
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Space Mission
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Station Commander
Prop/EVA
CATO
Station Specialists 1 2
Station Scientist 2
INCO
Our Team Space Mission
Mission Scientist
Flight Director
CAPCOM
Mission Specialist 2

• To rendezvous with the International Space
  Station
• To build a truss system to extend the Space
  Station
• To conduct hydroponics and other experiments in
  the Space Station

ShuttleCommander
Payload Specialists 1 2
Mission Specialist 1
Station Scientist
Shuttle Pilot
Chief of Astronauts

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T-Minus 2 Hours 30 Minutes
Crew enters orbiter
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T-Minus 0 Hours 9 Minutes
T-Minus 31 seconds
T-Minus 6 seconds
T-Minus 5 seconds
T-Minus 4 seconds
T-Minus 3 seconds
T-Minus 2 seconds
T-Minus 1 second
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Autosequence Start - Crews brace for launch
Simulator Clocks Synchronized and Simulation
Started
Mission Controllers monitor the screens
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In Orbit

International Space Station Simulator
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In Orbit
International Space Station Construction
Simulation

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Orbiter crew shutsdown malfunctioning system
Mission Control checksbinders for a solution
Return from Orbit
Houston, we have a problem...
An Anomaly Appears ...
Problem solved. .
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Return to Earth
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Team Destiny
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John Britto Chelladurai Abu Dhabi Indian
SchoolUnited Arab Emirates
Jin Hongmei Beijing Univ. MiddleBeijing, China
Joanne Raftery St.Marys College, ArklowWicklow,
Ireland
Herman Driesten Esdal College EmmenRottvalle,
Netherlands
Chris Milcetich Firestone HighAkron, Ohio
James Gay Killeen HighHarker Heights, Texas
Jo Tupper Highcliffe SchoolChristchurch, UK
Chris Garvey Loreto SecondaryDublin, Ireland
Lisa Roth Mesilla Valley ChristianLa Cruces, New
Mexico
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Vint Blackburn Desert AcademySanta Fe, New Mexico
Svata Sysel Sadova 576, Velka BitesCzech Republic
Shen Li Beijing Univ. MiddleBeijing, China
Moira Murphy St.Paulss EpiscopalShawnee, Kansas
Melanie Burrows Cedar Bridge ElementarySouthampto
n, Bermuda
Rick Friesen Smithers SecondarySmithers, Canada
Susan Koppendrayer Calvin Christian SchoolEdina,
Minnesota
Lois Vavra Russell Middle SchoolColorado
Springs, CO
Jenn Makins Good Shepherd EpiscopalPlano, Texas
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Next Year
Advanced Space Academy
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The End Rick Friesen, September 2005