Comments on: Students Navigating The Hudson River With Hydrogen Fuel Cells

By: Tory Meeks

Tory Meeks — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 23:30:59 +0000

A group of students are planning on going for a sail on a new kind of boat on the Hudson River. The boat is eco- friendly and it will take them on a sail across the Hudson River. The boat is 22 feet long and goes 3 miles per hour. They are planning to set sail onj sept. 25

By: Tiffney Tucker

Tiffney Tucker — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:13:40 +0000

1. A group of students are sailing to the Hudson River, using a gas with non-polluting cells in it.

2. the boat is 22 feet long.

3.The event took place in the Hudson River.

4.the boat arived in Troy during the evening on sept., 25.

5. The ship will launch from peir 84 in Manhatton on September 21 going at a speed of 6 mph.

By: zhane bibbs

zhane bibbs — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 15:25:42 +0000

1.they are high-tech environmentalists
2.students free hydrogen fuel cells.
3.the boot is 22 feet long
4.they have busy summer’s
5.They will arrive in Troy in the evening of September 25.

By: Rachel Brock

Rachel Brock — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 03:18:23 +0000

Students plan on sailing up the Hudson River on polution free hydrogen fuel cells. They want a better, greener future. Their boat is a 22 feet New Clermont with 2.2 kilowatt fuel cell units. Three people will be on boardand they will leave Manhatten on September 21 until the 25. The group will stop along their journey to show off their envrionmentally friendly boat to local bystanders.

By: Beth Wilkinson

Beth Wilkinson — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 22:18:20 +0000

A group of students is planning on sailing their one of a kind boat up the hudson river. it is a eco- friendly boat that they made themselves. the boat is 22 feet long and goes 3 mph. they are going to set sail sept. 21 and arrive at troy sept. 25.

By: William Wilhelm

William Wilhelm — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 20:51:11 +0000

1. Students are going to sail with pollution-free hydrogen fuel cells.
2.The are stopping to see who is intrested in keeping the invoroment clean.
3. This is a good way to teach people about hydrogen energy.
4.Their boat is measured at 22 feet long.
5.They will arive to their destntion in about 3 days and will arive in troy September 25.

By: Wynton Scott

Wynton Scott — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 22:20:32 +0000

1. A group of students used Hydrogen fuel cells to sail the Hudson River.
2. The boat is 22 feet long, can be operated by a crew of three, and is called the New Clermont.
3. It will move at 6 mph.
4. The boat is 40 years old.
5. Leah Rollhaus lead the project.

By: Ruhi Singh- 2nd period

Ruhi Singh- 2nd period — Sat, 08 May 2010 20:10:58 +0000

1.Students navigated the Hudson Riven with pollution-free hydrogen fuel cells.
2.There were three students that went on the voyage.
3.The boat is 22 feet long.
4.The boat will launch at 6mph.
5.They will arrive in Troy in the evening of September 25.

By: ethan abston 5th period

ethan abston 5th period — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 20:59:38 +0000

1) a group of students arre going up a river with a gas that has nonpuluting cells in it’
2) the boay that thay are riding in as a big part to put gas

3)the boat has a cew of three

4)they will crews the boat at six miles per hour intill they get to ther destination
5)the kind of boat it is is a steam bou=at

By: Chase Lovell 5th

Chase Lovell 5th — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:44:11 +0000

1.The boat that the ambitious kids are riding is 40 years old boat
2.The boat’s crew only has a crew of three
3.Clermont was 22 feet long
4.The kids will travel 3 mph on the boat
5.The three crew members used the students fuel to reduce reduce the amount of population