Space Science Investigations: Plant Growth
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | NASA | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Trying to move in zero-g will be different than what you are used to on Earth! Spend some time flying and flipping around the station without gravity to assist you.
Once you’ve become comfortable moving in zero-g, find astronaut Naomi and assist her in cutting-edge research: how micro-gravity effects plant growth in space. What kind of light do they need? How do you water plants without gravity? Why is growing food important in space?
Collect mission patches for completing tasks and for making discoveries. Can you grow enough plants to create a salad for the astronauts to eat? Launch time!
The app also contains information on plant growth experiments, for use in the classroom and at home.
Reviews
No sun glasses
ok7j7
I can’t find the sunglasses it’s taken me hours to look for them and I still can’t find them ?????
What the heck
Pancakeloafer
Naomi is a creature of nightmares. I had to play this app for my biology class and I got sick from the way the screen moves so slow and shaky. The way you maneuver around is painfully slug-like, and realistic or not, made this whole experience so monotonous that I was ready to quit about thirty seconds in. The “tasks” aren’t clear. It took me forever to figure out what the storage bags looked like. Also, the voices are annoying. Mission control sounds like Morgan Freeman and Siri’s illegitimate son.
Opposite of user friendly
Humzah999
This was one of the worst apps.not user friendly at all.Dont download this
Great but...
moon-cat531
Great game! But I had a little problem when looking for stuff could be a little bit more helpful
Make more episodes please!
Mr Starmusic
My 7-year old loved this and I thought it was cool enough to spend some time exploring the station without him!
Cool
p night
this is the first app ive given 5 stars. Its the best space app available why cant all the apps be like this, and do what they say they are going to. this is a blast. I only wish it showed more areas of the ISS.
