2018 STEM Summer Academy

IMAGE: KING GEORGE. Va. (June 25, 2018) - Middle school students determine the optimal amount of fuel (water in this case) required to launch a water rocket the highest. The students - who constructed and calibrated their water rockets in conjunction with an aerospace engineering activity - briefed their mentors, teachers, and visitors on how they overcame a variety of Navy focused problems with STEM, creativity, communication, and teamwork throughout the week-long academy.

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King George, Va - KING GEORGE. Va. (June 25, 2018) - Middle school students determine the optimal amount of fuel (water in this case) required to launch a water rocket the highest. The students - who constructed and calibrated their water rockets in conjunction with an aerospace engineering activity - briefed their mentors, teachers, and visitors on how they overcame a variety of Navy focused problems with STEM, creativity, communication, and teamwork throughout the week-long academy.

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