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Team members (from left to right in the above poster):
Team members (from left to right in the above poster):
- Innovation International (Nicole Haragutchi - Team Mentor) from Saint Augustine, FL, USA
- Innovation International (Nicole Haragutchi - Team Mentor) from Saint Augustine, FL, USA
- Swasti Timande from Columbus, IN, USA
- Swasti Timande from Columbus, IN, USA
- Tarushi Panda from Cincinnatti, CT
- Tarushi Panda from Cincinnatti, CT
- EEEM Irma Maria Horta (Ana Clara Rezende and her professor Luiz Gustavo Gomes) from Vitoria City, ES, Brazil
- EEEM Irma Maria Horta (Ana Clara Rezende and her professor Luiz Gustavo Gomes) from Vitoria City, ES, Brazil
- EEEM Irma Maria Horta (Thainara Alves da Silva and her professor Luiz Gustavo Gomes) from Vitoria City, ES, Brazil
- EEEM Irma Maria Horta (Thainara Alves da Silva and her professor Luiz Gustavo Gomes) from Vitoria City, ES, Brazil
- The Greater Grace Child and Youth Development Center (George K. Smith Jr. and his teacher Maxwell Kyeremeh from Ghana)
- The Greater Grace Child and Youth Development Center (George K. Smith Jr. and his teacher Maxwell Kyeremeh from Ghana)
- The Greater Grace Child and Youth Development Center (Felix Kojo and his teacher Maxwell Kyeremeh from Ghana)
- The Greater Grace Child and Youth Development Center (Felix Kojo and his teacher Maxwell Kyeremeh from Ghana)
- The Tagaytay City Special Education Center (Gian Macalacad - and his teacher Gratcielo Badillo) from Tagaytay City in the Philippines
- The Tagaytay City Special Education Center (Gian Macalacad - and his teacher Gratcielo Badillo) from Tagaytay City in the Philippines
We are working on a team with members from USA, Brazil, Ghana, and the Philippines. We are extending the scope of last year's experiment to test the germination and growth rate in these countries. The video below illustrates a generic NASA balloon launch.
We are working on a team with members from USA, Brazil, Ghana, and the Philippines. We are extending the scope of last year's experiment to test the germination and growth rate in these countries. The video below illustrates a generic NASA balloon launch.
Our STEM experiment is focusing on doing a research on the effects of outer space radiation on the germination and growth of plants. A sample of 2 different plant seeds (radish and collards) are being sent to outer space on a NASA scientific balloon and those seeds will be compared to the same batch that was kept on Earth. Tests are going to be conducted in all countries participating in our group.
Our STEM experiment is focusing on doing a research on the effects of outer space radiation on the germination and growth of plants. A sample of 2 different plant seeds (radish and collards) are being sent to outer space on a NASA scientific balloon and those seeds will be compared to the same batch that was kept on Earth. Tests are going to be conducted in all countries participating in our group.
On June 13, 2026, we prepared the cube with our experiment and it was sent back to Cubes in Space. Below is the video of our experiment prior to sending.
On June 13, 2026, we prepared the cube with our experiment and it was sent back to Cubes in Space. Below is the video of our experiment prior to sending.
To contact me simply send me an email to haragutchi@gmail.com
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