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May 12, 2009: High-Flying Governor’s School Attracts Students from Across Sunshine State
MELBOURNE, FLA.—This summer, Florida Institute of Technology physics and space sciences faculty members Sam Durrance and Niescja Turner will lead a two- week residential summer academy for gifted Florida high school seniors. The school, started by the Florida legislature last year, is called the Governor’s School for Space Science and Technology and will be held primarily at Kennedy Space Center. Durrance and Turner will teach an inquiry-based space science curriculum and will direct the students in a research project involving flying a specialized camera onboard an F-104 Starfighter jet. Durrance, a former astronaut who flew on shuttle missions STS-35 and...

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