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EPISODE · May 6, 2019 · 38 MIN

Game Development & Star Explosions on The Sci-Files

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This week, Stephanie spoke to some MSU students who are a part of the Game Design minor. They are also a part of Spartasoft, a club that connects students with professionals and gives them space to develop their skills.From coding to marketing and character design, MSU students are creating games. Each of these students talk about their involvement in the program, what games they are working on, and how this experience benefits their future career.  On The Sci-Files, Chelsie and Danny talk to Sara Ayoub about her research in the measurement of star explosion. Stars evolve and some heavy stars explode and die. Sara is working on a tool to help measure the nuclear fission that occurs within stars, so we can better understand and explain what astronauts see in the universe.

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Host, Stephanie interviews members from the game development minor and Spartasoft, a game design club, at Michigan State University. On the Sci-Files segment of the show, Chelsie and Danny talk to Sara Ayoub about her research on star explosion at Michigan State University.

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