A live conversation from orbit: NASA engineer meets NYC students
In short: Experience a rare educational exchange conducted directly from the International Space Station. This video captures Flight Engineer Cady Coleman answering questions from students in New York, highlighting the bridge between orbital research and classroom learning.
On March 22, students from New York's Women's Academy of Excellence interacted with NASA Flight Engineer Cady Coleman during a space-based learning activity. The session was held during Expedition 27 and featured a diverse group of students interested in mathematics, science, and the celebration of Women's History Month.
Leland Melvin, Associate Administrator for Education, and Deputy Administrator Lori Garver joined the session to highlight why space studies matter. This interaction serves as a primary example of how orbital missions facilitate real-time learning and inspiration for the next generation of scientists.
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