Lyman Astronaut Challenge

03/03/2025

Making some memories before the end of the year, had so much fun at Kennedy Space Center!

01/13/2025

🌠 Reaching for the Stars and Beyond 🛰️

Participating in the Student Astronaut Challenge opens doors to a world of possibilities for our Lyman students. They gain hands-on experience in STEM, refine their communication skills, and discover the importance of teamwork—all while exploring what it takes to solve real-world challenges.

This once-in-a-lifetime experience ignites a passion for exploration and innovation, inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, and leaders. Let’s cheer on the Lyman team as they prepare to make the most of this incredible opportunity! 🌌

01/11/2025

🚀 Help Us Propel the Lyman Team to New Heights! 🌟
The Student Astronaut Challenge isn’t just a competition—it’s a launchpad for opportunity. From mastering Space Shuttle simulations to presenting engineering solutions, our Lyman Astronauts are gaining skills that will shape their future in STEM.

But this transformative experience comes with costs. You can help support the team as they prepare for the 2025 challenge by donating to their GoFundMe. Every contribution ensures they have the resources needed to thrive.

👉 Donate here

Thank you for investing in their journey to the stars! 🌠

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01/10/2025

🌌 Unlocking the Universe: The Opportunities Ahead 🚀
The Student Astronaut Challenge is more than a competition—it's an opportunity for our Lyman team to develop critical skills like problem-solving, teamwork, and innovative thinking. These students tackle challenges like Space Shuttle simulations, engineering projects, and scientific presentations, gaining experience that will set them apart in their future STEM careers.

Check out this amazing overview of what the competition entails and why it’s such a transformative experience for young minds.

We’re so proud of the Lyman Astronauts and can’t wait to see how they’ll rise to the occasion in 2025! 🌟

This commercial short demonstrates some of the events students experience at the Student Astronaut Challenge competition (grades 6-12) at the Kennedy Space C...

01/31/2024

🚀 Sofa and Red working hard on our research paper and citing our sources 💻

01/31/2024

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01/30/2024

🍽 Dinner Time 🍽 Working until 8pm again tonight so we are taking a little food break before we work on our infographic design! A little over a week until competition. 🚀

01/30/2024

🚀 Join us in supporting the Lyman Astronauts for the 2024 Student Astronaut Challenge! This 3-day event is filled with exciting challenges, from a Mission Control & Space Shuttle simulator to emergency Space Shuttle landings, lab reports, experiments, and a captivating presentation on lunar regolith engineering. These students have demonstrated exceptional dedication and talent, and we believe this experience will be a milestone in their academic journey and inspire future endeavors.

🌌 However, organizing such an educational event comes with significant costs. We need your generosity to cover expenses like event fees, project materials, travel, and theme park food. Your contribution will directly support these bright students, investing in their education and future success. Click the donation link below to make a secure contribution- $1, $5 or even $10. Your support not only provides financial assistance but also empowers these aspiring students to reach for the stars. 🌠✨

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01/30/2024

The grind never stops! 🚀 Already working hard on this cool Florida afternoon.

01/24/2024

🚀 Today is Sim Day! 🚀

We are simulating a mission of the space shuttle, Atlantis. There are two sides: Mission Control and Cockpit. Mission Control’s job is to make sure that Cockpit gets home safely by maintaining good communication about the operation of the shuttle. Cockpit’s job is to run the various systems of the shuttle and run the mission, as well as landing the shuttle safely. Here, we are running sim. In the front: Red, Alissa, and Sofa (in order l to r) on Mission Control. In the back: Grant, Jeronimo, and Kaili as cockpit.