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Morgan Hill students build spacecraft for NASA missions
A group of high school students at Oakwood School is doing something that most college programs never attempt: building real spacecraft. The school’s space program recently received a $1,000 grant from the Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium, an industry group hosted by NASA and Lockheed Martin, to support two CubeSat missions: NyanSat, a technology demonstration satellite, and OUTPOST, a concept for a miniature space telescope capable of observing d…
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Morgan Hill students build spacecraft for NASA missions
A group of high school students at Oakwood School is doing something that most college programs never attempt: building real spacecraft. The school’s space program recently received a $1,000 grant from the Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium, an industry group hosted by NASA and Lockheed Martin, to support two CubeSat missions: NyanSat, a technology demonstration satellite, and OUTPOST, a concept for a miniature space telescope capable of observing d…
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