Middle school students in Indiana and Australia
Middle school students in Indiana and Australia are building edible moon rovers, with the idea that if you’re going to ship a car to the moon or Mars, why not have it be edible when you get there?
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Middle school students in Indiana and Australia are building edible moon rovers, with the idea that if you’re going to ship a car to the moon or Mars, why not have it be edible when you get there?
Reader comments
TokenMormonOct 21, 2005 at 1:43PM
They should make the rovers out of crackers, so they'll have something to eat with all that delicious moon cheese.
StephenOct 21, 2005 at 8:12PM
Was I the only one who instantly thought of this [imdb.com] when I read that?
AmyOct 21, 2005 at 9:55PM
That's wonderful; it makes me wish I still taught middle school science. Middle schoolers always jumped all over design challenges in my school.
BruceOct 23, 2005 at 7:01PM
On a pedantic note, there's no such thing as a 'middle school' in Australia... only primary school and high school. Having said that, I hope the Australian kids come up with a design that goes well with Vegemite!
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