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App Development Challenge Artemis II Huntley High School Johnson Space Center NASA

Huntley High Students Aim for the Stars: NASA App Challenge

A team of six Huntley High School students have created an innovative app that visualizes the Artemis II mission's flight path, as part of NASA's App Development Challenge. Dubbed Project DJANKS, the app is designed for internal NASA use, providing a tool for mission planning and tracking. The students, eager for NASA's feedback, have showcased their work locally and anticipate potentially presenting at the Johnson Space Center.

Dec 26

Huntley High Students Aim for the Stars: NASA App Challenge

Huntley High School Students Aim for the Stars with NASA Presentation

Six students from Huntley High School are gearing up for a potential presentation at NASA's Johnson Space Center this spring. Their project, an app called Project DJANKS, visualizes and tracks the Artemis II mission. This opportunity highlights the significance of real-world space projects in high school education, inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.

Dec 26

Huntley High School Students Aim for the Stars with NASA Presentation