Students head to NASA with innovative lunar tech
While the Artemis II crew makes history orbiting the Moon, a group of high school students in Montana is preparing for a NASA journey of their own. Students at the Billings Career Center are heading to Houston later this month to present original hardware designed to solve real-world problems in deep space.
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