felix pellegrino/fifth-grade student: "it's going to be amazing." felix pellegrino's dad works at nasa and came up with the idea, and got the space agency on board. "they put the cube sat in this side of the airlock" joe pellegrino thinks the project will inspire students to explore the final frontier. joe pellegrino/nasa engineer: "we need american engineers and scientists." building a satellite - even a small one - doesn't come cheap. it cost about 50-thousand dollars and the school and students had to raise every rebecca el choueiry/eight-grade student: "we did it." the students are now waiting for the satellite to be deployed from the space station next month to find out if the camera works. eleanor mccormack/principal, st. thomas more: "taking children to see things built really stays with them longer than if they just if they were to read about it out of a book." it's a lesson that stretches these students' imagination into covering the story, andi guevara, channel 2 news and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up. coming up n

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. >> felix pellegrino's dad works and came up with the idea.nd got the space agency on board. >> they put it in this side of the air lock. >> joe pellegrino thinks this will inspire students to explore the final frontier. >> you're on a recruiting mission? >> absolutely. we need american engineers and scientists. >> building a satellite, even a small one like this, doesn't come cheap. it costs about $50,000. and the school and students had to raise every penny. >> reporter: the school and students are waiting for it to be deployed to the space station next month. to find out if the camera works. >> we did it. and we accomplished something big. >> reporter: it's a lesson that stretches these students' imagination into the far reaches of the universe. mark albert, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >> $50,000 actually sounds space-related. now, the exact day the assignment will be deployed, hasn't been set yet. any school can purchase the equipment needed to download the pictures. >> the software translates radio signals into images. it's the same te