Stephany Juarez, Aileen Lopez, Gisela Munoz, Daniela Ortega Unity Jr High School, Cicero Il Charlotte Goes to Space.

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Stephany Juarez, Aileen Lopez, Gisela Munoz, Daniela Ortega Unity Jr High School, Cicero Il Charlotte Goes to Space

Can a spider egg survive in microgravity ? Will a spider’s egg hatch in a microgravity setting ? Will a spider’s behavior and physical characteristics change ?

Dead leaves start to decomposeLeaf litter Isopods help break the leaf litter fungus on its surface Collembola grace on fungus Spiders produce egg sacs

Leaf-litter No substrate Plastic

Study if spider egg sacs survive launch? Yes Do the spiders develop and hatch in microgravity? Yes, 2 of the 6 egg sacs had evidence of hatching. Do the spiders exhibit cannibalism as a food strategy? Very Likely, 1 very large spider was found. Do the spiders survive re-entry to earth? No

 We sent 6 Diplostyla concolor egg sacs.  To our surprise what returned was Mite : Schweibae Fungus Collembola: Lepidocyrtus Diplostyla concolor Egg sac Nematodes Spider in earth bond control test tube

We believe our spiders did not survive re-entry into Earth because : Moisture Too much microbial growth Oxygen levels Test tube time What we would change next time : Predetermine the amount of moisture ? Different species ? More replicates ?

We would want to thank Cicero School District 99, Unity Junior High School, Exxon Mobil, and the Wise Lab at University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). Their support made it possible for us to participate in the Student Spaceflight Experiment Program (SSEP). Thanks to the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education (NCESSE) for guiding us throughout the project.