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ARLISS 2005 (flights on 21st to 23rd) |
Some members of AERO-PAC, organized by Tom Rouse, worked with Professor Bob Twiggs of Stanford to build rockets to launch student satellites from amateur rockets at the Black Rock Desert. For more information about the program, see the ARLISS web site. The first ARLISS launch was held on September 11, 1999 after much planning. Two teams from Japan, a team from Arizona and a team from Redwood City, CA each built three "can sats" and the ARLISS team provided four rockets to launch them. The program grew each year since then, with more universities participating and more flights.
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Space Mouse 3
Kurt Gugisberg - ROC |
Space Mouse 3 is returning to Black Rock!
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"All In" - To100k |
All these years, there's been this 100k waiver at AeroPAC's launches. Well the Club finally decided to do something about it! All In is designed to be the next generation of ARLISS CanSat carrier.
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Adrian Carbine - Oregon Rocketry |
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6" Black Brant II |
The Black Brant II has always been a favorite of mine. Since my brother went ahead and got his level 3 at Hardrock, well it is time for me to go for mine
I want to thank all those that have donated parts, without you folks this project would not have been possible, Jim Green, John Coker, Tom Rouse, Richard Hagen, Mike Brest, Steve Wigfield and Paul Sutchek! |
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Orange Crush |
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Mercury Joe Season 3 The biggest little adventure continues! MercuryJoe.com (Jamie Clay) |
Mercury Joe returns full strength after a tragic ending last year. Already flown this season on a M1315 at HardRock 2005, the rebuilt vehicle is ready to send our intrepid 11" tall astronauts into near space. Currently there are two planned L1300 flights with hopes for a 3rd flight on EX day. |
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Night Owl Clay Brother's VideoRocketry.com (jamie) |
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Clay Brother's VideoRocketry.com (jamie) |
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