Nebraska Students' Space Patches Head to ISS
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Two local students, Ayreonna Toney-Primes and Bhavya Bhooma, have designed space mission patches that will travel to the International Space Station. Their winning entries, featuring a Nebraska-themed spacecraft and astronauts on the moon, were selected from nearly 600 submissions in a contest run by Metropolitan Community College. The launch is set for this summer.
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