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The Coffee County Central High School Air Force Junior ROTC StellarXplorers Team One received second place in the Air Force Association StellarXplorers space system design competition, Prestige Division, in March. During the competition, teams are asked for their solutions to a typical space design problem, such as orbit determination, satellite component selection and launch vehicle planning, as outlined in a scenario describing the system’s mission and constraints. Pictured, from left, is Chad Overcast, team mentor and AEDC physicist; Team One member Oren Harper; Team Two members Tyler Vaughn and Elisha Carter; Team One member Stuart Jackson; Team Two member Alexander Brown; Team One member Garrett Farrar; and Kim Nelson, team mentor and Women in Defense membership director. Not pictured: Team Two member Malachi Lovely. (Courtesy photo)


STEM supporters unite to encourage students in ‘Stellar’ exploration

The Coffee County Central High School Air Force Junior ROTC StellarXplorers Team One received second place in the Air Force Association StellarXplorers space system design competition, Prestige Division, in March. During the competition, teams are asked for their solutions to a typical space design problem, such as orbit determination, satellite component selection and launch vehicle planning, as outlined in a scenario describing the system’s mission and constraints. Pictured, from left, is Chad Overcast, team mentor and AEDC physicist; Team One member Oren Harper; Team Two members Tyler Vaughn and Elisha Carter; Team One member Stuart Jackson; Team Two member Alexander Brown; Team One member Garrett Farrar; and Kim Nelson, team mentor and Women in Defense membership director. Not pictured: Team Two member Malachi Lovely. (Courtesy photo)

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During his retirement ceremony at the Arnold Lakeside Center Jan. 19, Senior Master Sgt. Charles Hoyt, right, receives the Meritorious Service Medal for meritorious service from retired Col. Rodney Todaro. Hoyt retired after serving as the Arnold Air Force Base Senior Enlisted Leader since September 2015. As Senior Enlisted Leader, he advised the commander on training, readiness, effective utilization and development of all Airmen. He ensured that Airmen understood and executed the commander's policies. Additionally, he maintained relationships with local civilian community leaders and provided recommendations to the Complex division chiefs and key staff members on behalf of the enlisted force at Arnold AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Goodfriend)
These elementary students participate as FIRST® LEGO® League Junior Teams at the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Qualifying Tournament held Dec. 9 in Manchester. To prepare for the competitions, students research a real-world problem, such as food safety, recycling or energy, and then develop a solution and present their results. (Courtesy photos)
These elementary students participate as FIRST® LEGO® League Junior Teams at the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Qualifying Tournament held Dec. 9 in Manchester. To prepare for the competitions, students research a real-world problem, such as food safety, recycling or energy, and then develop a solution and present their results. (Courtesy photos)
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With their robot programmed using LEGO MINDSTORMS® technology, middle school-age FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) teams compete on a table top playing field during the FLL Qualifying Tournament held Dec. 9 in Manchester. Of the 24 FLL teams sponsored by the Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education Outreach Program, 10 did well enough to compete at the East Tennessee Championship competition in February. A total of 26 FLL teams participated in the qualifying tournament. (Courtesy photos)
These elementary students participate as FIRST® LEGO® League Junior Teams at the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Qualifying Tournament held Dec. 9 in Manchester. To prepare for the competitions, students research a real-world problem, such as food safety, recycling or energy, and then develop a solution and present their results. (Courtesy photos)
With their robot programmed using LEGO MINDSTORMS® technology, middle school-age FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) teams compete on a table top playing field during the FLL Qualifying Tournament held Dec. 9 in Manchester. Of the 24 FLL teams sponsored by the Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education Outreach Program, 10 did well enough to compete at the East Tennessee Championship competition in February. A total of 26 FLL teams participated in the qualifying tournament. (Courtesy photos)
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As the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Qualifying Tournament judges deliberate over the final scores, four of six FIRST® Tech Challenge Teams sponsored by the Arnold STEM program put on a scrimmage with the robots they’ve programmed to compete at the high school level. (Courtesy photo)
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