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Welcome to our first Annual Barboza Space Center’s Robot Showcase photo essay. We hope to see you at our Second Annual Robot Showcase in August, 2019. We are looking for robot designers and builders of all ages. Contact Bob Barboza at Suprschool@aol.com.

https://barbozarobotshowcase.com/

Bob Barboza, apresenta The Occupy Mars Learning Adventures Fellowship Programs neste mega evento em Califórnia. Vai falar da Ilha do Fogo, da Escola Secundária Pedro Pires, de Santa Luzia e da colaboração para a ciência e tecnologia entre estudantes dos Estados Unidos e Cabo Verde.
Conference Sessions
The Question of Life on MarsLatest Findings from the Mars ProbesPlans for the Missions of 2018 and BeyondConcepts for Future Robotic Mars MissionsPlans for Human Mars MissionsAdvanced PropulsionLaunch Vehicles for Mars ExplorationLong Range Mobility on MarsLife Support and Biomedical FactorsHuman Factors and Crew CompositionIn-situ Resource UtilizationHabitat construction & industrial infrastructureMartian agriculture.The First Martians, a permanent base on MarsTerraforming – Creating an Ecology for MarsHow Martian technology can help life on EarthTechnologies for reaching for the starsAnalog Studies Relating to Mars ExplorationThe Flashline Mars Arctic Research StationThe Mars Desert …

This is how Bob Barboza (California) and Angelo Barbosa (Massachusetts) are working together to create a STEM ++ collaboration project between USA and Cabo Verde since 2009.
August 2018 Meeting with Mayor of Brockton - Bill Carpenter
Discussion on how we can create a collaboration initiative to connect Brockton Schools students to the Cape Verde Tenth Island, Barboza Space Center and The Occupy Mars Learning Adventures program, with other students in America, in Cape Verde and around the world.
Dr. Julio Carvalho facilitated for this great opportunity to happen.

We are working hard to find the right tools to use in our space science programs in the USA. We are working on simulation project based on our information about Mars. Our students are spending the summer learning how to become astronauts, scientists and engineers. You can find more information about our new robot showcase projects by visiting our new website:

www.BarbozaRobotSnowcase.com