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Prof. Kevin Crosby and students prepare for their zero-g flight.
A Carthage student mid-air during a zero-g flight.
Blue Origin launch day photo
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Blue Origin launch day photo
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight.
Carthage Microgravity Team working on their experiment.
Carthage Microgravity Team working on their experiment.
Carthage student Megan Janiak during a zero-g flight.
Blue Origin launch day photo
Carthage microgravity students and their experiment
Carthage microgravity students and their experiment
Prof. Kevin Crosby and students at NASA
Carthage student at NASA
Prof. Kevin Crosby and students at NASA
Blue Origin launch day photo
Prof. Kevin Crosby and students at NASA
Prof. Kevin Crosby and students at NASA
The space sciences program at Carthage is a nationally recognized undergraduate program that provides students hands-on opportunities in technology development and atmospheric sciences through partnerships with NASA and academic researchers around the world.
The space sciences program at Carthage is a nationally recognized undergraduate program that provides students hands-on opportunities in technology development and atmospheric sciences through partnerships with NASA and academic researchers around the world.
The Carthage Microgravity Team on a zero-g flight.
The space sciences program at Carthage is a nationally recognized undergraduate program that provides students hands-on opportunities in technology development and atmospheric sciences through partnerships with NASA and academic researchers around the world.
Carthage Prof. Kevin Crosby and students at NASA
Blue Origin launch day photo
The Carthage Microgravity Team
Carthage Microgravity Team working on their experiment.
Carthage Microgravity Team during a zero-g flight
Carthage Microgravity Team working on their experiment.