RESULTS
Kids in Micro-g List of Winners
Investigations School Grade City, State
Water Absorption/Capillary: This
experiment determines the water
absorption rates of 2 different
materials.
Brownell Middle
School
8 Grosse Pointe
Farms, Michigan
Bottle Blowing in Space: This
experiment determines if blowing
across the tops of bottles filled with
different amounts of water create the
same tones in space as on Earth.
Vaughan Elementary 5 Powder Springs,
Georgia
Speed: This experiment determines if
the radius (of the circle of revolution)
affects the speed at which an outer
object travels around a central object,
and whether microgravity changes the
results in this experiment.
Hamlin School 7 San Francisco,
California
Water and Hot Sauce: This
experiment determines if adding water
to hot sauce in a microgravity
environment affects its surface
tension.
Brownell Middle
School
8 Grosse Pointe
Farms, Michigan
Newton’s Space Office: This
experiment tests Newton’s Laws of
Motion using a bag of paper clips.
East Hartford-
Glastonbury
Elementary Magnet
School
5 East Hartford,
Connecticut
Motion of Projectiles: This experiment
investigates the effects gravity has on
the motion of slingshot projectiles.
Speed, distance traveled, and path of
projectile specifically are studied.
Carl Sandburg Middle
School
6 Old Bridge, New
Jersey
Low Gravity Artist: This experiment
studies human adaptability, focusing
on the role that gravity plays in a
human’s ability to draw a picture.
Henry E. Lackey High
School
8 Orlando, Florida
Liquids in Microgravity: This
experiment determines if liquid moves
from its original position inside a bottle
while in microgravity.
Virginia Academy 8 Ashburn, Virginia
Water Absorption: This experiment
tests the water absorption capabilities
Vaughan Elementary 5 Powder Springs,
Georgia