DREAMS-33 Flies with Georgia TechThe Ledger shared our story about DREAMS-32 on the front page of the paper on May 27, 2021. You can read our story here: https://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/education/article251041049.html?fbclid=IwAR3HQzf7G275113gZYk4m7A4aWezRQAu-BrfBcXgI3CHkjh6o5z0BpEG_Uw
In the summer of 2020, we launched our 31st balloon with our friends from Quest for the Stars. We flew over 109,000 feet, with new cameras. In our next flight in April 2021, we flew our CubeSAT test for NASA.
In Fall 2018, we launched DREAMS 29 - flying nine FLL experiments in support of FLL projects for Into Orbit. We flew for teams from across Georgia, Indiana, and even Las Vegas, Nevada. We had several FRC teams ask for us to fly brands and mascots for them, setting up DREAMS-30. We flew 13 teams to the Edge of Space. Get the latest on DREAMS and our Eclipse from the Edge of Space program at dreamscolumbus.weebly.com |
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The results of the science and other media is posted to the project site at https://sites.google.com/view/csp4188/dreams?authuser=0.
A 1 minute 40s video compilation is posted at https://youtu.be/CqSi34macN8
Thanks to the Georgia Space Grant Consortium, Muscogee County School District, the Columbus Amateur Radio Club, and Ben Parr for helping make this Near Space experience possible for our students. We also thank the Georgia Governor's Honors program for their interest and additional resources added in the summer of 2017 and 2018.
Our FIRST Robotics Team 4188 has used some launches to recognize sponsors with images taken during flight of mascots and logos.
A 1 minute 40s video compilation is posted at https://youtu.be/CqSi34macN8
Thanks to the Georgia Space Grant Consortium, Muscogee County School District, the Columbus Amateur Radio Club, and Ben Parr for helping make this Near Space experience possible for our students. We also thank the Georgia Governor's Honors program for their interest and additional resources added in the summer of 2017 and 2018.
Our FIRST Robotics Team 4188 has used some launches to recognize sponsors with images taken during flight of mascots and logos.
