60 HP students to visit NASA

Updated on: Monday, November 14, 2011

Sixty students of a public school in Himachal Pradesh's Chamba district have been selected to visit NASA's Houston and Kennedy Space Centers.
 
"The selected students from classes VI-X will leave for the US on December 9 to participate in a camp organised by NASA," Dalhousie Public School Principal G S Dhillon said.
 
The students will also visit the Kennedy Space Centre's shuttle landing facility, Dhillon said, adding that they would also get an opportunity to visit Hollywood studios before their return in January next year.

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