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Welcome to SSDL |
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
Welcome to the Space and Systems Development Laboratory in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Stanford University. Our educational mission is to train students in all aspects of system design life cycle through hands-on work with student-engineered systems deployed in real-world operational environments. Our research mission is to develop innovative technologies to enable more capable and robust distributed systems with special interest in space environments.
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First BioLaunch of 2008 |
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
| This past weekend on March 8, Stanford students in partnership with Statrofox and NASA Ames launched two high altitude balloon missions from the California's central valley. They launched from Galt, CA, landed near Merced. Payloads included advanced imaging systems (by Elphel), student PearlSats from Louisiana, a solar sail prototype, and tracking systems. Mission multimedia: | | |
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Successful BioLaunch B07C Flight |
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Saturday, 09 June 2007 |
Students launched their third BioLaunch mission, B07C. The balloon was launched on 09 June 2007 at 10:53 AM near Galt, CA. The payloads were successfully recovered by Stratofox and Stanford chase teams. Flight data is under analysis. Here is media from/during the launch: | | |
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B07C Launch June 09 |
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Friday, 01 June 2007 |
| BioLaunch B07C, our third balloon, is schedule for launch on 09 June 2007. We are planning to launch from Casa De Fruta on 152 south of the Bay Area. We will be flying upgraded versions of the B07A payloads, a spectrometer and Katysat prototype. A B07B launch picture is shown on the right. | | |
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Summer projects |
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Friday, 01 June 2007 |
Come Monday night, June 4, at 6pm in Durand 450 to learn about summer project opportunities at SSDL. Pizza will be served, and Mike will do his Mr. T impersonation. Projects will be discussed, include: - Solar sailing nanosatellites
- Inflatable satellite booms
- Deployable high gain antennas
- Software defined radios (both ground and space)
- High altitude balloon launches
- Cubesat satellite development
- Receive AA290 or AA236D credit
Check out the flyer! |  | |
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