Frame Pictures

Cutting the 80/20 for the frame.

The finished product...well...sort of.



Frame with Lexan panels installed.

Wheat!

Frame Update

The big pieces for the frame are in. Jonathan went yesterday and marked the cuts we need to make. We are waiting now for the corner and connector pieces. Once those are in we can assemble everything.

Frame Material

Our frame material should be in by next Friday (5/2). I'm not sure of all the details, but there was some problem with 80/20 trying to establish a credit account with Lamar. As far as I know, it has been taken care of and our material should be shipping soon.

Congratulations!

The winner of our High School Design competition is...

Team "JAC":
Jessica Floyd
Alicia Allen
Courtney Howell

From Lumberton High School

Their experiment is titled "The Space Cube". It involves the study of how microgravity effects the total time to melt an ice cube.

Congratulations!!!

Thanks to all the teams that participated in the competition. There were a lot of great ideas.

Thoughts

Just basically going to use this as a notepad, don't have one with me.

The PSD function could be valuable in visualizing the difference in the systems, if everything else is the same. Everything including the point at which the pendulum is started.
The difference in g^2/Hz would all be due to the wheat. But then again, what does that really tell us.

NASA Forms

Just a reminder...April 8 is the deadline to submit the PIF and signature forms. We can fax the signature forms and proof of undergraduate status once everyone signs them. The PIF form is done online, though. Go to the micro gravity website (http://microgravityuniversity.jsc.nasa.gov/security/login.cfm) and login. Click on the link for the PIF Form in the checklist and it will take you to a page to fill out your information.