Students: YouTube Space Lab Wants To Conduct Your Science Experiments…From Space!
Yesterday YouTube announced their new YouTube Space Lab project with Lenovo. They’re asking students, ages 14 to 18, to submit videos explaining ideas for science experiments for space and the winning ideas will be performed and live streamed from the International Space Station.
Earlier this year the NASA crew fielded YouTubers questions live from space and now YouTube is headed galaxy-ward once again. Yesterday YouTube announced their new YouTube Space Lab project with Lenovo. They’re asking students, ages 14 to 18, to submit videos explaining ideas for science experiments for space and the winning ideas will be performed and live streamed from the International Space Station.
YouTube Space Lab lead Zahaan Bharmal explains how the competition works on the YouTube blog:
“Interested students are invited to come up with an idea for a science experiment that can be conducted in space and upload a video explaining it to YouTube by December 7, 2011.
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