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NASA Family Pursues STEM Education Research in Nepal

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
March 26, 2015
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Keith’s note: Rory Kronmiller arrived at Everest Base Camp, Nepal this morning along with his specially designed UAS quadricopter. Rory is in Nepal with his brother, Michael who is in Kathmandu. Mike and Rory are in Nepal to test out the use of drones for Search And Rescue and bridge inspection tasks. This is being done as part of a STEM education project between the Bullis School in Maryland and Kanjirowa National School in Kathmandu, Nepal. You may find their last names familiar: Mike and Rory are the sons of Kate (Orbital ATK) and Ted Kronmiller (aerospace lawyer).
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One response to “NASA Family Pursues STEM Education Research in Nepal”

  1. JR says:
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    Interesting project! Thanks for posting it.