NASA NTRS · 20020034946
NASA's Student Glovebox: An Inquiry-Based Technology Educator's Guide
Abstract
A glovebox is a sealed container with built-in gloves. Astronauts perform small experiments and test hardware inside of them. Gloveboxes have flown on NASA's space shuttles and on the Russian space station Mir. The International Space Station (ISS) will have a permanent glovebox on the U.S. laboratory, Destiny. This document contains cursory technical information on gloveboxes and glovebox experiments and is intended for use by middle school educators and students. Information is provided on constructing a model glovebox as well as realistic cut-outs to be pasted on the model.
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Rosenberg, Carla B., Rogers, Melissa J. B.. 2000-01-01. NASA's Student Glovebox: An Inquiry-Based Technology Educator's Guide. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020034946
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