Lights on the International Space Station

Lights on the International Space StationMath · High School Math · Grades 9–12Activity

Students perform a hands-on activity to explore the inverse relationship of illumination to distance and then calculate the number of lights needed in a module on the space station.

From NASA STEM Engagement · Public domain (US Gov) · original source

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