NASA is a space settlement Design competition where different schools from all over the world take part in. And each year the best project is selected and the students of the winner team then go to the USA. Our school also participated in the competition for which we had to attend its workshop at LGS Kabana.
Although, only twelve students were required to work on the NASA Space Settlement Projects, a total of twenty students went to LGS Kabana to attend the NASA workshop. Whether the reason for this extra-attendance was the "thirst for knowledge" or the "impeccable Kabana charm" is something that I have yet to find out, but there is this funny feeling that it was the latter.
The workshop was a total of four (painful!) hours. Abhishek, one of the two judges who formed the panel that was to check the projects, had been called from India exclusively to brief and guide the students as to how they were supposed to go about the project. He taught the err...uhh..., eager students about different concepts of Physics and how they were applicable in this particular project. He also talked about other requirements of the project that I would have loved to share with you guys had I only paid a little attention to what the Indian guy was saying.
The best part of the entire workshop was the food. To the surprise of all, LGS Kabana served a splendid lunch (see, that's where all our money went!), and as if that wasn't enough they also provided us with tea. And no, I'm not a gluttonous person. It's just that food is the only part of the workshop that I could remember.
Although, only twelve students were required to work on the NASA Space Settlement Projects, a total of twenty students went to LGS Kabana to attend the NASA workshop. Whether the reason for this extra-attendance was the "thirst for knowledge" or the "impeccable Kabana charm" is something that I have yet to find out, but there is this funny feeling that it was the latter.
The workshop was a total of four (painful!) hours. Abhishek, one of the two judges who formed the panel that was to check the projects, had been called from India exclusively to brief and guide the students as to how they were supposed to go about the project. He taught the err...uhh..., eager students about different concepts of Physics and how they were applicable in this particular project. He also talked about other requirements of the project that I would have loved to share with you guys had I only paid a little attention to what the Indian guy was saying.
The best part of the entire workshop was the food. To the surprise of all, LGS Kabana served a splendid lunch (see, that's where all our money went!), and as if that wasn't enough they also provided us with tea. And no, I'm not a gluttonous person. It's just that food is the only part of the workshop that I could remember.
n yeah woh "DANDY" KI FEAST b tou thi :P :P which all of u threw in the dustbin except fr me n well... rameen (achey bachey)!!!:P
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