Congratulations to the 3 finalists in the Annual GF15 Great Elastic Challenge: Yaromir, Livija and Klara from Class Shackleton. Yaromir was adjudged the winner with a distance of 3.18 metres. All 3 designed built and modified their devices. @ccathlone
The Annual GF15 Great Elastic Challenge took place today and a NEW SCHOOL RECORD was achieved. The students designed and built their own machines. Congratulations to all competitors. 1st Lena Demczuk Conlon (13.40 metres !!!) 2nd Raine Slevin 3rd Mark Keenan Donoghue @ccathlone
Our CanSat team did themselves proud today. Their presentation was flawless, and they handled the questions by the judges brilliantly. They should be very proud of how they have aquitted themselves throughout the competition. @ccathlone
A temporary airspace restriction was in place in Co Laois yesterday as rockets were launched in Emo as part of the CanSat Ireland Student competition. The competition is run by SFI and @Esero_ie, with @blackrockcastle acting as coordinators. Read on @rte:https://t.co/7j5cJCkTf3
Big thanks to Dean Kelly NS and St Ciaran's NS Baylin for giving our CanSat team the opportunity yesterday to present their project to the students ahead of next week's national final. @ccathlone@blackrockcastle@CanSatIreland
@brian_mac8419@Cmdr_Hadfield Yes, but not often. Astronaut George Driver "Pinky" Nelson made an untethered spacewalk to try and get the Solar Max for a repair in the cargo bay of the Challenger on STS-41C.
An honour and a privilege for our CanSat team today to have a personal Zoom meeting with legendary NASA Hall of Fame astronaut George "Pinky" Nelson. For 45 minutes we were enthralled by tales of spaceflights, spacesuits, spacewalks and guitars! @ccathlone
#EIRSAT1: Locations from which decoded beacons have so far been received in the first pass include Donegal, Slovakia, Czechia and Luxembourg
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