NASA Glenn Research Center Explorers Posts

This is the web site for the Explorers Posts located at the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland Ohio.

Explorers Post 630 - Aeronautics Activities: This post explores the basics principals of aerospace vehicle and propulsion systems. The meeting/discusssions are lead by Engineers of NASA GRC and are held at a NASA GRC site.
Explorers Post 631 - Computer Technology: Post 631 lets Explorers learn about computer technology and careers in computer technology.
Explorers Post 632 - BalloonSat: This post exposes Explorers to the technology and careers behind satellites by developing and flying a BalloonSat payload for a high altitude balloon. Our goal is to: Build, Test, Launch and Recover a payload to 100,000 ft. Our next flight is planned for Saturday, 21 April, Sandusky County Regional Airport 10:15 EDST. Meet at the DEB parking lot at 7:00 AM, to leave at 7:15. Check the news item for more information.
Explorers Post 633 - Human Space Flight: This post will expose Explorers to various aspects of human, robotic and space exploration. This year through hands-on activities you will explore the technology required to send astronauts to the Moon. Discover what is required to ensure astronaut health in space. Have fun and meet new friends as you work together to design a Moon base for future astronauts!
Related Links: Links to web sites that are related to the Exploring Program.
W3C: A folder created to contain the P3P file required on NASA Public sites.
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