Jeremiah Bents, a Minnesota student, explored water filtration using Mars soil simulant. His project examined ammonia removal from contaminated water in a laboratory setting. This innovative work earned him the Earth Systems Science Award at a state science fair. He received guidance from university researchers and a NASA scientist. Bents’ experiment demonstrated a practical application for future space missions.
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Meet Jeremiah Bents, the Minnesota student who recreated Mars soil to test water cleanup
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