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Beigeordneter Administrator für Bildung und Astronaut Leland Melvin, links, und Stephan Turnipseed, Präsident von LEGO Education USA, unterstützt Studenten während der Aktion "Build the Future", bei der Studenten ihre Vision der Zukunft im Weltraum mit LEGO-Steinen und Elementen innerhalb eines Zeltes entwarfen, das am Montag, den 1. November 2010 auf dem Startbereich des Kennedy Space Center der NASA in Cape Canaveral, Florida, aufgebaut wurde.
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Bildnachweis: (NASA / Bill Ingalls)
NASA Identifier: nasahqphoto-5162243562 Der stellvertretende Administrator für Bildung und Astronaut Leland Melvin, 3. von links, spricht mit Schulkindern während der "Build the Future" -Aktivität, bei der Studenten ihre Vision der Zukunft im Weltraum mit LEGO-Steinen und Elementen innerhalb eines Zeltes entwarfen, das am Montag, den 1. November 2010 auf dem Startbereich des Kennedy Space Center der NASA in Cape Canaveral, Florida, aufgebaut wurde. Die NASA und die LEGO Group unterzeichneten ein Space Act Agreement, um das Interesse der Kinder an Naturwissenschaften, Technologie, Technik und Mathematik (MINT) zu wecken.
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