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BioBLAST
Polyhedron Physics
Physics Lab Simulations		   Funded by NASA, BioBLAST was developed at the Center for Educational Technologies®. This CD-ROM-based multimedia curriculum supplement is based on NASA’s ongoing advanced life support research program. The BioBLAST QuickTime VR® interface places students in a virtual lunar base where they interact with complex simulation software. Their goal is to design a bioregenerative life support system that will keep a crew of
six alive and well for three years without re-supply.

John Baro, assistant project manager,
lead programmer

Rhonda S. Baro, graphic design,
lunar base 3D model

Jeanne Finstein, mathematics content

BioBLAST®
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Wheeling University.
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