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In June, some members of Texas A&M's AggieSat team went to the Student Hands-On Training I workshop in Boulder. There, we built "balloonsats" containing cameras with timing circuits. Some of these photos were taken from these boxes attached to a weather balloon that went to 95,000 feet. All of the boxes except Texas A&M's "A-Team" box were cubic. The A-Team's unique hexagonal design and the M-Team's stunning bird's-eye photos of it earned Texas A&M the design award at the event Link.
Photos from 95,000 feet
In June, some members of Texas A&M's AggieSat team went to the Student Hands-On Training I workshop in Boulder. There, we built "balloonsats" containing cameras with timing circuits. Some of these photos were taken from these boxes attached to a weather balloon that went to 95,000 feet. All of the boxes except Texas A&M's "A-Team" box were cubic. The A-Team's unique hexagonal design and the M-Team's stunning bird's-eye photos of it earned Texas A&M the design award at the event Link.
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Jul 18, 2005 12:07 AM
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