Living Sustainably In Space
Living Sustainably In Space
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In grade 9, we explore the science of sustainability and consider the social, economic and environmental impact of the choices we make now and in the future. Each semester students are inspired to design a sustainable space camp. They create teams, based on their own interests and curiosities, and find ways to experiment and design things we would need to live sustainably.
LIFE ON KEPLER 22B
Spring 2023- SNC1W-02
Kepler 22B is an exoplanet that is in the habitable zone of a star, similar to our sun, about 640 light years away from Earth. It is thought to be an ocean world. Learn more about Kepler 22B by exploring NASA's website.
LIFE ON MARS
Spring 2023- SNC1W-04
LIFE ON MARS
Fall 2022 - Morning Class
We tested what exercises will be best for raising blood pressure & heart rate on mars 🫀🏋️♀️
We grew peas , kale 🥬, and potatoes🥔!
We grew the plants using three different methods: hydroponics, in earth soil, and in Mars simulant.
Testing the most effective rover on Martian terrain.
Energy On Mars
Can we live a sustainable life on mars?
Grass, Flowers, Worms - Who survived?
What insulation will provide the best heat?
What could our space camp look like?
Testing the Falcon 9 rocket design
LIFE ON MARS
Fall 2022- Afternoon Class
Comparing solar and wind energy options on Mars
LIFE ON MARS
SPRING 2022
Health on Mars
Growing food in Martian soil
Growing food hydroponically
Creating a controlled environment/greenhouse
Electricity on Mars
Living on Mars
Midway Point
Safe and protected living space
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