BATTICALOA DREAMSPACE ACADEMY PARTICIPATES IN INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION PROJECT
DreamSpace Academy - Participates in a project of the Community Innovation Center International Space Station in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka. This is the first time that Sri Lankan youth between the ages of 18 and 23 have participated in this space project.
Dreamspace Academy is an institution in Sri Lanka that empowers disadvantaged young women with unconditional access to Advanced Multidisciplinary Labs, including the Space Lab.
In its first space program, DreamSpace Academy explores the effects of microgravity on living things by sending a self-contained ExoLab to the International Space Station with the seeds and nitrogen-producing bacteria of the Red Clove.
From Sri Lanka with the help of NASA and Magnitude.io
It is noteworthy that DreamSpace Academy is the only group participating in this research process.
The project was launched by the Cygnus NG-15 spacecraft from the Walllobes Iceland, Virginia, USA to the International Space Station on 20 February 2021 at 11.06pm Sri Lanka time.
Simultaneous experiments on earth's teams and space to compare the growth of seedlings in space and on Earth, as well as the study of the relationship between the Red Clove and the Rhizobium, and the Dreamspace space in the process of developing a machine learning tool to identify root knot and plant growth in images from the ISS , Team members Foil, Abhishek Varman, Rishantini, and Abilajini will carry out the experiment.
We extend our congratulations and support to the team and the company.
Dreamspace Academy is an institution in Sri Lanka that empowers disadvantaged young women with unconditional access to Advanced Multidisciplinary Labs, including the Space Lab.
In its first space program, DreamSpace Academy explores the effects of microgravity on living things by sending a self-contained ExoLab to the International Space Station with the seeds and nitrogen-producing bacteria of the Red Clove.
From Sri Lanka with the help of NASA and Magnitude.io
It is noteworthy that DreamSpace Academy is the only group participating in this research process.
The project was launched by the Cygnus NG-15 spacecraft from the Walllobes Iceland, Virginia, USA to the International Space Station on 20 February 2021 at 11.06pm Sri Lanka time.
Simultaneous experiments on earth's teams and space to compare the growth of seedlings in space and on Earth, as well as the study of the relationship between the Red Clove and the Rhizobium, and the Dreamspace space in the process of developing a machine learning tool to identify root knot and plant growth in images from the ISS , Team members Foil, Abhishek Varman, Rishantini, and Abilajini will carry out the experiment.
We extend our congratulations and support to the team and the company.
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