Hardware

Overview

Igniting the Future of Space Exploration with HUNCH Hardware!! Attention, teachers and students! Get ready to blast off into the thrilling world of NASA’s HUNCH (High school Students United with NASA to Create Hardware) program, where your creativity meets cutting-edge technology and the cosmos! Imagine being part of a team that designs and manufactures high-quality hardware for the International Space Station (ISS). With HUNCH, students like you have the incredible opportunity to transform innovative ideas into reality, crafting essential tools that astronauts rely on while orbiting our planet. As you dive into this exciting program, you'll engage in real-world design projects that are not only approved by NASA but also cater to the needs of astronauts and crew systems. Picture yourself designing the Galley Table, which enhances crew comfort during their missions, or creating ingenious maintenance solutions that ensure the ISS operates seamlessly. But that’s not all! One of HUNCH’s most ambitious endeavors involves constructing Stowage Lockers of various sizes, designed to hold vital experiments and equipment. This is your chance to contribute to groundbreaking research in microgravity and be a part of history in the making! Join us in this exhilarating journey where your imagination can soar alongside the stars. Experience firsthand how engineering, teamwork, and innovation come together to shape the future of space travel. With HUNCH, not only will you be learning valuable skills, but you'll also be making a tangible impact in the realm of space exploration! Are you ready to launch your ideas into the universe? The sky isn’t the limit; it’s just the beginning! Embrace your potential with HUNCH and help pave the way for the next generation of explorers. Let’s reach for the stars together!

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"Really cool having my project on the ISS.

Student: Luke

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How does a School qualify for Hardware.

Our current method is for a school to sign a scope of work, and then a in person visits the Facility and Teachers to determine if they have both the equipment and curriculum required to participate in this program.

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