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Matthew D Garver
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HALO II Software Instructions & System Test
Please follow these instructions to properly configure your HALO II software and run a full system test.
HALO II Software Installation Instructions.doc
StratoStar Driver.zipStratoStar USB Driver Download (Ammended - Thanks Howard)
If you do not own your own StratoSAT System, or if your system is fitted with serial outputs instead of USB, you will most likely need to download this USB driver for yo…
Zach and I went to Tulsa, Oklahoma to do a CCLI launch for Oral Roberts University.
I have to say that the students picked up on everything very fast and began the process of readying the command and payloads for the launch in the morning with vigo…
DePaul University Training Launch at DePaul University
March 7, 2009 all day
DePaul University purchased a StratoSAT Complete Flight System and StratoStar will be conducting training a training launch.
The HALO II Project is a coordinated high-altitude balloon launch with universities across the Midwest and East Coast.
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- What educational institution are you with?
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- Are you a student or professor?
- Graduate Student
- Where did you hear about Near Space Network?
- Direct contact w/StratoStar
Matthew D Garver's Blog
Oral Roberts University Launch [2/21/2009]
Zach and I went to Tulsa, Oklahoma to do a CCLI launch for Oral Roberts University.
I have to say that the students picked up on everything very fast and began the process of readying the command and payloads for the launch in the morning with vigor. As they worked, a new experiment came into view…..A live animal test which would be essentially basic; would a mouse live in space? We expected the immediate answer to be an emphatic “NO!,” but a certain amount of hope filled those around me who ob… Continue
I have to say that the students picked up on everything very fast and began the process of readying the command and payloads for the launch in the morning with vigor. As they worked, a new experiment came into view…..A live animal test which would be essentially basic; would a mouse live in space? We expected the immediate answer to be an emphatic “NO!,” but a certain amount of hope filled those around me who ob… Continue
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