Golf in space? Students draft ideas for future moon colonies
Mesa students at Aerospace Challenge
Samantha Thomas and Jaden Puckell of Mesa show off the moon colony display they created for the Honeywell Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge. The five-member team from Madison and Wilson elementary schools spent five months coming up with innovative ideas to create a place for work and play on the moon.
Chandler students at Aerospace Challenge
Taylor Ball of Chandler's Tri-City Christian Academy demonstrates the different elements of his team's space colony created for the Honeywell Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge. Student projects are on display at Mesa's ASU Polytechnic through 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Chandler students at Aerospace Challenge
The moon colony created by students at Tri-City Christian Academy includes a nine-hole Neil Armstrong executive golf course.
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