Live From Mars was active July 1996-December 1997.
Live From Mars was active July 1996-December 1997.
doing a bunch of the Live from Mars Activities
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 Amanda's Rocket and Palyload Rocket and Payload Report of Investigation |
 Brad's Lander and Fragile Payload Brad showing his payload after safe landing |  Johney Creating Craters See Activity 3.2 Live from Mars Teacher's Guide |
 Keeshia and Michael Measuring Distance Rocket Traveled Rocket Science 101, (simple balloon rockets), Live from Mars |
 Kenneth, Amanda and Jasmine Adding Payload to their Rocket - Rockets and Payloads, Activity 1.1.B Investigating the effect of payload on the amount of energy needed to lift a rocket vertically, Live from Mars |  Maggie's Fragile Payload - The Incredible Egg Drop Challenge, Activity 3.1, Live from Mars |
 Matthew's Stream Table - Matthew and Jared demonstrating stream tables. Students compared this with surface of mars |
 Matthew's Stream Table Report |
 Johney's Cratering Results - Creating Craters, Live from Mars, Activity 3.2, Investigation of how mass, velocity and size of projectile affect an impact crater |
 Hydesville's Live from Mars Crew Pose for a Picture - Hydesville School, Mrs. Dexter's 5/6 Grade Science Class |
Kalee- The Incredible Egg Drop Challenge - Live From Mars Activity 3.1 |  Kenneth's Incredible Egg Drop Challenge - Kenneth's lander worked and his fragile payload was intact! |  Matthew's Probe that he drew |
 Michael's Solar System |  Michel and Matthew build models for extra credit |
