Quick Facts:
- Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance with Flight Night are working to send experiments to space
- Students compete for a chance to have their experiment sent to space
- 3 experiments from Oklahoma are headed to space, all 3 are from Green Country
After months of research, studying and judging, the three teams to represent Oklahoma with their experiments in space have been chosen!
All three of the teams are from Green Country with two from Summit Christian Academy and one from Jenks Southeast Elementary School.
The video above gives a nice overview of what we can expect from these students, but here are the full interviews available for each team!
Have you ever dreamed of being a scientist in space? NOW is your chance!
The Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance is teaming up with Flight Night to provide the opportunity to Oklahoma students the chance to have their experiments sent to space.
Xan Black with the Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance and Bailey Siegfried are both excited about this opportunity for students.
If teachers and students are interested, they have until September 20th to register. You can register on the Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance website.
Judging is going to take place in different phases. They'll accept the registrations then everyone will present in October. From there, the pool will be downsized to 5 and after fine-tuning those 5 experiments, the judges will pick 3 to be sent to space and have the experiments conducted on the International Space Station!
Judges will be looking for a few different things:
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