Published on Jan 16, 2014
Deborah Gordon, who researches animals’ collective behavior, explains her experiment aboard Space Station into how ants would react to varying surfaces in a microgravity environment.
http://www.stanford.edu/~dmgordon/
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Among those are 23 student designed experiments representing over 8700 K-12 students involving life sciences topics ranging from amoeba reproduction to calcium in the bones to salamanders.
The students are part of the Student SpaceFlight Experiments Program (SSEP) sponsored by the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education (NCESSE).
Ant colonies from three US states are also aboard, living inside 8 habitats. The “ants in space” experiment will be among the first to be unloaded from Cygnus to insure the critters are well fed for their expedition on how they fare and adapt in zero gravity
Well we know who Ken Kremer is, I was trying to find out more about the students.
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