STEM Club
Students in the Northwood School summer STEM program learned many electronics skills, then built their own electronic temperature sensors and data collectors. They will launch them to near-space on July 19, 2018. This project is in collaboration with Coe Brown Northwood Academy, Timberlane Regional High School, and the Space Science Department at the University of New Hampshire.
Students in the Northwood School summer STEM program learned many electronics skills, then built their own electronic temperature sensors and data collectors. They will launch them to near-space on July 19, 2018. This project is in collaboration with Coe Brown Northwood Academy, Timberlane Regional High School, and the Space Science Department at the University of New Hampshire.
This map shows the actual track of the payload from the launch site in Northwood to the landing site in Durham.
This map shows the actual track of the payload from the launch site in Northwood to the landing site in Durham.
View from payload at CBNA liftoff
View from payload at CBNA liftoff
View of Durham area during descent
View of Durham area during descent
Northwood School team members holding their instrument package
Northwood School team members holding their instrument package
Northwood team presents instrument package at UNH meeting
Northwood team presents instrument package at UNH meeting
Students built this data collector and precision temperature sensor.
Students built this data collector and precision temperature sensor.
Soldering practice
Soldering practice
Rogue One Liftoff 2018r2.mp4Final inspection of practice board
Final inspection of practice board
Launch at CBNA
Launch at CBNA
Seconds after launch
Seconds after launch
View from high altitude. Notice Cape Cod, Boston Harbor, our atmosphere and the blackness of space.
View from high altitude. Notice Cape Cod, Boston Harbor, our atmosphere and the blackness of space.
Edge of Space.mp4View of Earth from near-space
View of Earth from near-space