Lisbeth Ong Campello, a Sonoran student at TecNM, received a medal from NASA
Lisbeth Ong Campbell, aerospace engineering student National Technological Institute of Mexico (TecNM), Campus Hermosillo, The Right Things Medal, by The National Center for Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA for its English acronym), AEXA and the Mexican Space Agency, after participating in the 2021 edition of International Aeronautics and Space Programme.
The medal stands for adjectives that NASA is looking for in astronauts, like teamwork, LeadershipInclusion, loyalty and communication, it is also the only one delivered in An individual During the program, which this year received 120 participants from all over the world.
Among them, there were 27 students from Hermosillo Institute of Technology (ITH), who also triumphed in three different categories: Leaders Cup (high camp discrimination), Material selection And designing a logo.
“Out of the 120 participants, I was the one who got selected and I feel happy and excited, it was a fun experience we had in the program so I am happy with the results of me and my ITH colleagues”
Aung Campello explained it Common way of working located in different countries when collaborating with students from Mexico and the United States, ColombiaNicaragua, El Salvador and India.
Similarly, Sonoran shared it during camp week They had the opportunity to live with the astronaut Kenneth de Cameronwho gave them a conference where they learned about their experiences.
The camp was organized by NASA, Aexa and the Mexican Space Agency from From 14 to 20 November, sharing 27 students From Tecnológico de Hermosillo and selected after a call in 2019, there is still 37 other students Who will live the experience in 2022?
“We come back happy not only because of my result and the results of my colleagues but also for all the participants, they are fun experiences, we all come back happy and want to share stories”
The Right Stuff Award is being handed out Only one out of 120 students Who participate in the camp and every year, the NASA Receive 12,000 applications from aspiring astronauts With three selections: 120, 60 to 40 (depending on the task), 6 to 8 finalists.
Saturday December 4 will take place A total solar eclipse. On that day, the Moon will pass between the Earth and the Sun, and in doing so, it will completely cover Astro Rey. As the three spheres will be aligned in space, the satellite’s shadow will be shown on our planet and will darken some countries, where the night will be for 1 minute 54 seconds.
Unfortunately, Mexico will not be one of those lucky countries and again, the show will be missed.
As shown or as specified or as indicated UNAM Astronomy Institute, The phenomenon can be seen next Saturday in the Maldives, South Africa, Antarctica and southeast Australia, while NASA indicated that the best places to think about are the Argentine port in Falkland and Cape Town, South Africa. Then, there will be total solar eclipse Until 2024, but not all news is bad.
In an interview with Infobae MexicoPhD at the National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics (If you are), he said that in Republic A National Committee To prepare for the two big events that will come in 2023 and 2024.
In those years, they will be able to observe from the Republic A solar eclipse. It will happen a lot and it will be a once in a lifetime opportunity. will happen first October 14, 2023 And it will be void. This means that the moon will not completely cover the star. For this reason, in the sky we will see a golden ocean, or a kind of “ring of fire” consisting of a part of the Sun not covered by the disk of the Moon.
This phenomenon will continue Five minutes and 17 seconds It can be seen at noon from some points Yucatan Peninsula. Also from Colombia, Brazil, USA and Central America.
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