By Kim Glovas

In the middle is Fernando Zumbado, a NASA engineer who is working on the Orion, a space capsule that will get humans to Mars.
(credit: Kat Johnston)
By Kim Glovas
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Zero gravity isn’t something most of us will ever experience, but some students at one Bucks County high school got to do just that recently.
Four students from Council Rock South High School were part of the HUNCH program: High school students United with NASA to Create Hardware.
Fred Bauer was the teacher who got the kids on board.
“Students were tasked to work on hardware development for NASA, and in doing so, the final experiment had to take place in zero gravity.”