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| The whole team after our launch readiness review. |
An early prototype of the payload. |
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Our video camera, one of the first parts we bought. |
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| The Futurlec control board. |
An accelerometer and gyro on the breadboard. |
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Jason Helms in characteristic style. |
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| Many development hours looked like this. |
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David hacking away. |
Devlin designing. |
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| Building a circuit. |
Matt's happy to help with the sucker. |
Jason looking content. |
Most of the electronics removed. |
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| Testing the solar deployment. |
Matt in characteristic style. |
The placement of one of the MMC boards in the lid. |
The team at work. |
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| Our whip test. |
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Our package on launch day. |
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| CSU's rover. |
A test RocketSat payload. |
WindSat. |
Fort Lewis's beleaguered cosmic-type sat. |
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| Mines's Video/PhotoSat. |
UNC's impressive rover. |
CU's rover. |
LAPSat. Very professional looking. |
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| Ready for launch. |
The proud launcher. |
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Balloon 2 is barely visible at 95,000 feet. |
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| The payload string after recovery. |
The interior. Notice the disconnected battery. |
One solar panel had broken off. |
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| The happy and successful team. |
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| Jason and Matt presenting. |
This is the room whence they send commands to the rovers. |
JPL's rover sandlot. |
Jason. |
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| Matt. |
A side view of the rover. |
Matt said the wheels are filled with cork. |
UNC's rover with its big brother. |
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Matt holds the mighty wheel. |
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Some tour items. |
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Deer outside. |
The machine shop. |
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A really big CNC machine. |
A big lathe. |
