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Gilmer County High School’s STEAM Team wins NASA contest with ‘out of this world’ project

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Gilmer County High School's STEAM Team is one of 60 high schools nationally and the only one in West Virginia to win the NASA Techrise Student Challenge. The STEAM team is creating a box attached to a balloon that contains sensors to collect data from the earth's atmosphere and ozone. Once the project is completed, the box will send the data to NASA, which will launch the balloon into space and send back the data.

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Gilmer County High School’s STEAM Team wins NASA contest with ‘out of this world’ project

GLENVILLE, W.Va. (WBOY) — Gilmer County High School's STEAM Team is one of 60 high schools nationally and the only one in West Virginia to win the NASA Techrise Student Challenge. Gilmer County High School's STEAM team is made up of eight students in 7th and 8th grade who were assembled by math and science teachers, Kelly Barr, Ashley Barker and Avan McHenry. From left to right: Kelly Barr, Ashley Barker and Avan McHenry (WBOY Image). Students c…

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