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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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2 high-altitude Events Found
Homeschool Day: Life in the Clouds
Educational Program and Guided Hike focusing on high-altitude environments and animals. Part of the 2025-2026 Homeschool Days series exploring Environments Around The World.
North Carolina Zoo
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3/10/26
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Mar
10
Homeschool Day: Life in the Clouds
Educational Program and Guided Hike focusing on high-altitude environments and animals. Part of the 2025-2026 Homeschool Days series exploring Environments Around The World.
Tickets must be...
Tickets must be purchased
In-Person
Mar 10, 2026
Homeschool
Wildlife
Conservation
Animals
High Altitude
Guided Hike
Biology
Environmental Science
Ecology
01-17-2026
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CubeSat Camp Portland5
Campers will use programmable sensor packages and 3D printed cases to build their own CubeSat modules. CubeSats are designed to be nanosatellites similar to the 1200 CubeSats that have gone into space. Each CubeSat is 10cm x 10cm x 10cm and contains a sensor pack, controller, power supply, and data storage unit. Campers will design sensor missions and perform bench testing, with a weather-permitting field trip to Skydive New England Airport in Lebanon, Maine for high-altitude data collection at 14,000 feet. Campers keep their CubeSats and can continue programming them. Note: Possible 35% cost increase due to 2025 tariffs on electronics equipment.
University of Southern Maine - Portland
$610.00 - Camp p...
$610.00 - Camp pricing with possible discounts available ($30 for December 2025 camp attendees, $20 multi-week/sibling discount)
7/20/26
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20
CubeSat Camp Portland5
Campers will use programmable sensor packages and 3D printed cases to build their own CubeSat modules. CubeSats are designed to be nanosatellites similar to the 1200 CubeSats that have gone into space. Each CubeSat is 10cm x 10cm x 10cm and contains a sensor pack, controller, power supply, and data storage unit. Campers will design sensor missions and perform bench testing, with a weather-permitting field trip to Skydive New England Airport in Lebanon, Maine for high-altitude data collection at 14,000 feet. Campers keep their CubeSats and can continue programming them. Note: Possible 35% cost increase due to 2025 tariffs on electronics equipment.
$610.00 - Camp p...
$610.00 - Camp pricing with possible discounts available ($30 for December 2025 camp attendees, $20 multi-week/sibling discount)
In-Person
Jul 20, 1:00 PM ET
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