Students will take in Space Camp at the University of Manitoba from July 14-18. (HANDOUT)
Some kids go to summer camp — others go to space camp.
The University of Manitoba will host the more science-orientated gathering of young minds from July 14-18.
The camp is a one-week event, consisting of hands-on workshops, lab demonstrations and activities on engineering and science related to space.
The focus of the program will encourage high school students to continue their education, and involves post-secondary students, professors, engineers and scientists. The students will build and launch rockets, fly drones, test a tiny robot and be exposed to our University of Manitoba nano-satellite (UMSATS).
Registration is $125 and can be completed at wisekidneticenergy.ca/camps.
