About 30 high school girls shot off homemade bottle rockets at a Cal State LA event. Much more serious than it sounds.
More than 30 high school girls shot off homemade bottle rockets on Tuesday, July 25, learning aerodynamics as part of Cal State Los Angeles’ Launchpad Summer Program. For two weeks these young women have conquered gender and age barriers, as well as 95 degree heat, immersing themselves in science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM.
They learned about tech fields such as sustainable energy, biomedical engineering and computer science – but these weren’t typical lecture classes. The young women worked with real equipment on real science problems, from constructing robotic arms for people with disabilities to watching their code come to life with virtual reality headsets.
Students participate in the Cal State LA College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology’s 2023 LAunchPad Summer Program for girls from local high schools at Cal State LA, Tuesday, July 25, 2023. The rockets were made with plastic bottles and used water and air to launch them. Students participate in the Cal State LA College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology’s 2023 LAunchPad Summer Program for girls from local high schools at Cal State LA, Tuesday, July 25, 2023. The rockets were made with plastic bottles and used water and air to launch them.“They offer a multitude of scientific disciplines and I really like being here,” said Camilla Chan, 17, of Alhambra.
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