Living Beyond Earth/Planetary Geology

Continuing a collaboration begun in 2021, MSDC partnered with students from the Seacoast School of Technology (a New Hampshire Technical Education Center in Exeter, NH) and from White Mountain Regional High School.
While students from WMRHS weren't able to attend the opening ceremony, their work is on display at MSDC and will travel to other parts of the state later in the year.

Opening Ceremony with SST Students and NH Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut: MSDC, July 20, 2022

Mother Lorrie Miner, daughters Abbie and Sydney Miner and friend Hannah Parella pose by White Mountains Regional High School Farmbot-Growing Food

NH Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut talks to SST students Christian Hanson and Olivia Wheeler

Frank Edelblut talks to SST students David Busnel, Grant Sorber, and Christian Hanson about SST's aluminum mining exhibit

Seacoast School of Technology student Harry Chabot operates the Space Miner 2049 game

MSDC/Seacoast School of Technology student Olivia Wheeler explains a feature of the Power Sources in Space exhibit to Frank Edelblut

Seacoast School of Technology student Sylvia Miner by the Mining Lithium exhibit

Seacoast School of Technology student Sylvia Russell operates the Space Miner 2049 game

MSDC/SST students Christian Hanson, Olivia Wheeler, David Busnel, and Grant Sorber discuss programming the Power Sources in Space exhibit with Frank Edelblut

MSDC/SST students Dave Busnel, NH DOE Commissioner Frank Edelblut, Grant Sorber, Christian Hanson, and Olivia Wheeler