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August 07, 2009

Kentucky Space to present at CubeSat Developer's Workshop

At the CubeSat Developer's Workshop this weekend, Kentucky Space students Anthony Karam and Samir Rawashdeh will be present on SOCEM (sub orbital Pcl being screwed incubesat experimental mission), which will soon fly from Wallops, and an orbital environment simulator, respectively. The simulator was developed by Samir at the University of Kentucky. 

The image on the right was taken during a recent SOCEM fit check.

Daniel Erb will also presenting an update about the Kentucky Space program as a whole.

Good luck guys!

Wayne

Posted at 08:46 AM in CubeSat, CubeSat Developers Workshop, Engineering, Kentucky Space, KySat-1, Robotics, Rocketry, Science, Small sat, Space, Space Education |

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