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The Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Will Leverage Its Partnership With Nasa Kennedy Space Center to Design, Equip, and Operate an Inclusive and Interactive Scientific Research Workspace. the New Makerspace Will Provide Visitors of All Ages an Opportunity to Contribute to Identifying Solutions to Food Production Issues. Preparation of the Growing Beyond Earth Innovation Studio Will Involve Equipping the Space With State-of-the-art Tools and Materials for Designing and Monitoring Growing Experiments, Installing Plant Growing Equipment, and Furnishing the Space to Maximize Experimentation, Collaboration, and Learning. the Garden Will Invite K-12 Students, Families and Casual Visitors to Collaborate on Plant Science Experiments, Allowing Them to Address Questions Relevant to Current Nasa Research on Food Production Aboard Spacecraft, and Within Habitats on the Surface of Mars.
Committed
$247,690
Paid out
$208.0K
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$39.7K
16%
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