Spacecraft Named by Bozeman Students to Crash Into Moon
LOS ANGELES (AP) - NASA's latest moon mission is about to meet its end.
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Emily Dickinson Students Choose First Student-Selected Moon Images [PHOTO]
Fourth Grade students of Bozeman's Emily Dickinson Elementary School were honored with choosing the first photos to be released from the two satilites, Ebb and Flow, orbiting the moon. The students won this honor by submitting the winning names, Ebb and Flow, for the two satellites in a national contest. The photo they chose gives a great depiction of the far side of the moon along with Earth just
Emily Dickinson Fourth Graders Name NASA’s Moon Crafts
In September of 2011 two space crafts were sent up to orbit and document the Moon's surface. NASA held a national competition to collect name submissions for the two Moon Crafts and Nina DiMauro's Fourth Grade Class at Emily Dickinson Elementary in Bozeman won with the names 'Ebb' and 'Flow'.