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• Space Salmon
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• SpaceSalmon
  Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer d ...Bass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocke
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• Project SPACE
  [[File:Last_flight_space.jpg | right| thumb | <center> SPACE Micro </center>]] ...able panels and floors so that groups that want to put experiments at near space on one of the balloons can easily modify individual small parts and be read
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• Space@Stanford
  #REDIRECT [[Space at Stanford]]
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• Space Initiative
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• Stanford Space Initiative
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• Space at Stanford
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• Space News Sources
  ==Space History:== * https://phys.org/news/2012-08-key-dates-history-space-exploration.html
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• Space at stanford
  #REDIRECT [[Space at Stanford]]
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• Stanford Space Initiative (SSI)
  #REDIRECT [[Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI)]]
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• Why go to space?
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• Why go to space
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• Jason Dunn - Made In Space
  ...n on Made In Space and the first 3D printer ever sent to the International Space Station, see: [http://www.madeinspace.us/ their website]. ...k about student space entrepreneurship and his vision for manufacturing in space starting with 3D printing technology.
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• Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI)
  ...nds-on experience and broader insight they need to realize the next era of space development. ...We’re the gathering place for people who want to act on their interests in space. Since 2013, we’ve flown a zero gravity experiment with NASA, helped buil
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• AA 47SI: Why Go To Space
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• Space Mission Analysis and Design (Book)
  ...www.sme-smad.com Space Mission Analysis and Design (SMAD)] is the Bible of space mission engineering.
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• AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?
  ...es and guest speakers from NASA, the Department of Defense, new and legacy space industry companies, and other stakeholders. Students will present on one is
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• Satellite Resources
  [http://www.sme-smad.com Space Mission Engineering] [https://www.nasa.gov/smallsat-institute/space-mission-design-tools Space Mission Design Tools]
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• Space News Sources
  ==Space History:== * https://phys.org/news/2012-08-key-dates-history-space-exploration.html
  995 bytes (140 words) - 02:38, 19 October 2018
• Space Mission Analysis and Design (Book)
  ...www.sme-smad.com Space Mission Analysis and Design (SMAD)] is the Bible of space mission engineering.
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• Systems Tool Kit
  ...mission design platform, for satellites, rockets, and other space and non-space systems.
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• OICETS
  ...link between itself and ESA’s [[ARTEMIS]] as well two additional space-to-space S-band links.
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• Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI)
  ...nds-on experience and broader insight they need to realize the next era of space development. ...We’re the gathering place for people who want to act on their interests in space. Since 2013, we’ve flown a zero gravity experiment with NASA, helped buil
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• AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?
  ...es and guest speakers from NASA, the Department of Defense, new and legacy space industry companies, and other stakeholders. Students will present on one is
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• Space@Stanford
  #REDIRECT [[Space at Stanford]]
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• Space at stanford
  #REDIRECT [[Space at Stanford]]
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• Stanford Space Initiative
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• SSI
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• Space Initiative
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• Stanford Space Initiative (SSI)
  #REDIRECT [[Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI)]]
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• AA 47SI: Why Go To Space
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• Why go to space?
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• AA 47SI
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• AA47SI
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• Why go to space
  #REDIRECT [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]]
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• Dr. Leo Hollberg
  ...quite the same application as optical communication. Dr. Hollberg has lab space in End Station III.
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• Main Page
  {{:Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI)}}
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• SSI Press
  [http://www.stanforddaily.com/2015/03/30/final_kj-student-space-initiative-triples-in-size-incorporates-new-research-areas/ Stanford Daily ...n-challenge/ CNET article on SSI's participation] in the first ever Global Space Balloon Challenge
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• SpaceJams
  ...topic or recent space news. We want this to be a welcoming and interactive space (pun intended) where anyone can jump in with questions, ideas, or insights. ...ure where to start? Take a look at just a handful of issues present in the space world these days...
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• General Mission Analysis Tool
  ...view?mode=global General Mission Analysis Tool (GMAT)] is a an open-source space mission design tool.
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• Policy Team
  ...nging yet rewarding endeavors ever attempted. Why do we do it? What should Space be used for? Who decides? ...we explore the space industry, past and present, and change the future of Space.
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• Jason Dunn - Made In Space
  ...n on Made In Space and the first 3D printer ever sent to the International Space Station, see: [http://www.madeinspace.us/ their website]. ...k about student space entrepreneurship and his vision for manufacturing in space starting with 3D printing technology.
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• CubeQuest Challenge
  ...s must become more precise with longer transmission distances and the Deep Space challenge required a tenfold increase in displacement. ...what might be feasible. The large amounts of interest in SSI from private space companies led the team to believe that monetary and launch resources could
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• LADEE
  ...ng precedent for the feasibility of free-space optical communications from space.
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• Richard David - NewSpace Global
  ...on New Space, and his belief of Stanford being, well, “the Stanford of New Space.” ...ng firm based in New York dedicated to monitoring the top companies in New Space and satisfying the demand for information on this budding field.
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• John Cumbers - Synthetic Biology
  ...n Cumbers from NASA Ames to discuss the potential of synthetic biology for space applications on January 10, 2013. ...he estimates that is costs $27,000 per person per day in the International Space Station on food, drink, and breathing alone!
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• Optical Communications Team
  ...d Logan Herrera. It was initially formed to investigate the possibility of space-based optical communications, with the intent to participate in the NASA [[ ...g this technology into a CubeSat form-factor satellite for the purposes of space-based communication. In its first year of existence, the group developed a
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• SNAPSat
  ...'''S'''atellite, is an autonomous satellite project to detect asteroids in space.
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• 2012-2013 Year in Review
  ...we’ve hit the ground running. Between February and December we’ve hosted 2 space entrepreneurship conferences, launched 20 small solid rockets, flown 2 ball ...well, the President of SpaceX, and Peter Diamandis, co-founder of multiple space start-ups, in Fall 2013. Over 250 students attended these events.
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• SNAPSat Software
  As a warm-up to building the software that will track asteroids in space, software is currently working on tracking stars as a means to achieve atti
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• Pete Worden - Former Director, NASA Ames
  ...den began his talk discussing the need and desire for human expansion into space, driven by human nature as well as the search for extra-terrestrial life. T Dr. Worden then described how a paradigm shift is occurring in the field of space. Since Craig Venter sequenced the human genome and the field of synthetic b
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• Peter Diamandis - XPrize and Planetary Resources
  ...them have ever been successful. But Peter is so driven by his passion for space and so unwilling to take no as an answer, that he has constantly accomplish
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• Biology Team
  ...o astronaut life support, biomaterials for space use, and terraforming for space colonization. We're currently building a [[DNA Synthesizer]] to make DNA in space. Come join us!
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• Project SPACE
  [[File:Last_flight_space.jpg | right| thumb | <center> SPACE Micro </center>]] ...able panels and floors so that groups that want to put experiments at near space on one of the balloons can easily modify individual small parts and be read
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• Psalms of ValBal
  ==Pre-ValBal - record by the California Near Space Project, 57:02==
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• Skyline Boulevard Overlook
  ...to use it as well. The view to Stanford campus is clear and there is ample space to set up tripods and other equipment. There is also a geodetic survey mark
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• SpaceSalmon
  Space Salmon is the second generation (by some counting) rocket flight computer d ...Bass, which was a rectangular PCB that mounted vertically I'm the vehicle, Space Salmon was built onto a circular disk-shaped PCB, which fit into the rocke
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• Ripperoni
  ...irst step towards developing a microfluidics platform for DNA synthesis in space!
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• OPALS
  ...mmunications link module developed by JPL and mounted on the International Space Station. It established a 50 Mbps link with the Optical Communications Test
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• SSI-46
  ...arbie toy set, making it (almost certainly) the first "Space Unicorn" and "Space Barbie"
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• DNA Synthesizer
  Biology Team's Pilot Project: A DNA Synthesizer for Space. ...ynthesis facilities that are hard for scientists in remote locations (like space) to access reliably. Using [[enzymatic synthesis methods]] rather than phos
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• Operations Team
  ...esearch and advancement at SSI while garnering support from the top of the space industry. Sponsorships and partnerships with industry leaders make thoughtful space innovation possible. SSI aspires to model this ethical development in our o
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• Optical Internet Backhaul
  ...igh-traffic, high-speed networks fiber optic cable is generally used. Free space optical systems are used for relatively short links where the speed of opti
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• Satellite Avionics
  Avionics (sometimes we call it AV) is electrical engineering for space. We design, assemble, and test the circuit boards for the team. Anyone can
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• So You Want To...
  ==Learn About Space Shuttles/NASA Projects== [http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle/reference/shutref/index.html Space Shuttle Reference]
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• Satellite Structures Onboarding
  ...Modelling to be equipped to help create a satellite that will launch into space!
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• End station III
  ...ean Space, but it's the closest we have (so far!) to our own International Space Station. Each room is named after a capsule of the ISS - Unity (Mechanical
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• Arif Karabeyoğlu - SPG, Hybrid Rockets
  Learn more about the space propulsion group [http://www.spg-corp.com/ on their website] ...ybrid rocket technology, the technology he believes will revolutionize the space field by solving the launch problem- achieving lower costs, increased safet
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• Amateur Optical Communication Record
  The [[Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI) | Stanford SSI]] [[OpComms]] group aims to surpass this re
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• FitSat-1
  ...graphy. This is an exciting mission profile that engages the public in the space industry. Since the launch of this spacecraft, LED’s that produce 30% to
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• Dr. Mykel Kochenderfer
  ...aculty Sponsor for the student-initiated policy class [[AA 47SI: Why Go to Space?]].
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• POINTR
  * Develop experience within SSI designing and building space hardware.
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• History of the SSI Logo
  ...son sent this to a CS friend Omar Diab with instructions to make something space related and useable. Without much to go on, Omar leveraged the NASA meatbal [[File:Stanford space logo excavator.png|600px]]
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• Gas storage
  ...to enter it in twice, just make sure it reflects what is physically in the space
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• Wet Lab Access
  [[File:Shriram map.PNG|thumb|right| Map to our lab space (circled in red).]] ...icers once they have taken at least one class in the Uytengsu Teaching Lab space, been given a safety orientation by the lab manager Mong Saetern, and gotte
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• Satellite Power Systems
  ...n power system, a table of the design steps can be found below courtesy of Space Mission Analysis by Wiley Larson. |MIT Free-Space
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• The Field of Optical Communications
  ...llows is a high level overview of notable milestones in the development of space-based optical communications. ...d lines on Earth when distributing downloaded scientific data). The LLCD's space component was attached as an optical payload to the larger scientific satel
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• Balloons Gen 1 Radio
  ...irely; the second radio could be changed to UHF. Additional pins and board space allows for more interfacing with the main avionics and other functionality,
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• Hugh G. Mistake
  ...Durand building. His mother, Ms. Mistake, was a 3D printer who dreamed of space. She was working on printing a Falcon 9 model that fateful night, concentra ...e source of the noise. Suddenly, Hugh felt large hands lifting him through space; he could feel the air rushing through him, a vastly new and not quite plea
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• High Altitude Balloons Team
  [[File: BalloonSelfie.png|left|frame|A photo of the edge of space, taken by [[SSI-23]], Gemini]] ...shot]], which aims to launch a rocket off a high-altitude balloon to reach space.<br/>
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• Sequoia
  ...mages taken by the satellite, uplinking improvements. The Stanford Student Space Initiative is developing deep learning models for forest fire risk assessme ...probability of mission success. The power system relies on triple junction space grade solar panels for energy capture. Sequoia will use a 2S4P battery conf
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• List of Missions
  [[Category:Stanford Space Initiative]]
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• CubeSat Component Manufacturers
  ...hium radios, which have been used on past satellites built by the Stanford Space Systems Development Laboratory.
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• Firestorm AV Bay
  ...cad.com/workbench/projects/gc_EDWRalY4J7crz16PdmSYkSs-3GFHSB6B2Aix13CTMa8#/space/gcTokGZ9oUjQ-YkQ5yyFbxrsyW5Cwm67B_WzILmZotkSz4 GrabCad Files] ...ng electronics.''' Also, remember that wires are actually a thing, so plan space for them. Think about how you will close up the AV bay with wires attached
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• Balloonerang
  A Balloonerang payload is launched to near-space and then autonomously glides to land near the outskirts of inhabited areas,
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• Gen 1 Architecture
  ...oted 1/4 hexagonal spacing. The boards fit very snugly, and had sufficient space for the vast majority of electronics. Further, while the spacing maximized surface area and provided a space to run wires, it was tight enough that reaching in and altering connections
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• Founder Event - Skybox Imaging
  ...that entrepreneurs need to generate credibility. Speaking specifically to space entrepreneurship, Dan, Ching-Yu, and Mike discussed that two most important
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• Slack Directory
  :* {{slack-channel|spacenews}} - to talk about the current state of space affairs :* #policy-twis - planning our podcast, This Week in Space
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• Fog
  ...es, due to the requirement of a clear path to the receiver from a point in space. The extent of this problem has not yet been determined.
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• Infectious Elononucleosis
  ...eat infectious Elononucleosis. The flu-like symptoms usually pass over the space of about two to four weeks without any complications; there is no known cur
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• Eclipse Sun Tracking
  ...power, direction signal, and PWM signal. These connectors also offer extra space for GND.
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• Sequoia structures
  ...corner, after which a dropdown menu should appear. Select Stanford Student Space Initiative and then enter Sequoia Satellite. ...al. We don't want to go through all the work to put this piece of metal in space just for a resistor to not get hot enough to melt our fishing line.
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• Find SSI Friends
  ...s Bolt SDK. It's hosted on Heroku. The string of names is cleaned and each space delimiter is treated as a separate name. If anyone matches two names, it is
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• Signal-to-Noise Ratio
  ..., is any means by which information is transferred from one location (time/space) to another. All signals have a physical representation, sometimes known as
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• Balloons Gen 1 Breakout
  ...bottom-most board. This was previously the BMS, due to the need for enough space for the battery pack -- however, the maximum spacing between flight stack b
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• Solidworks
  ...n your hard drive. You’ll also probably need at least around 30 gb of free space on your hard drive, but may be able to get away with less - consider the si
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• Find a Project
  ...ce utilization (ISRU) and other technologies that will build our future in space. ISRU promises to produce the resources necessary to sustain human life on ...nd design, and more! Ideal for students interested in CS, mission planning/space exploration strategy, communications, and UX/UI!
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• Argus
  ...cket will have landed within a 300ft radius of its original target landing space.
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• How to Build a Firestorm
  . Forward - this way to space
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• Stanford SSI Wiki:How to Write an Article
  ...l memory], while also allowing SSI to share its work with other university space groups and the world as a whole. Using the wiki to document projects is als ...s around the full URL (including <nowiki>"http://"</nowiki>) followed by a space and the link text that should be displayed (<code><nowiki>[http://ssi.stanf
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• Olympus 2019
  * [[Space Salmon]], a rocket flight computer developed by [[User:timv|Tim Vrakas]], b
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• Your First Altium Project
  ...the power port near the GND sheet entry. Rotate it with {{altium-shortcut|space}} to make the bar face down. ...place as many as you would like (up to 12) on the schematic with a bit of space in between them. When you're done, hit {{altium-shortcut|escape}} to stop p
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• Git and GitHub
  ...anging to a folder with a space in its name, you will need to “escape” the space by placing a “\” character in front of it. For example, to switch to a Followed by a space and the URL you copied from GitHub. You may need to right click (as opposed
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• How to Install and Configure Altium
  * All components and parts live on the [https://stanford-university-student-space-initiative.365.altium.com/ Altium 365 workspace]. To access this you will n ...log in to your account and access the [https://stanford-university-student-space-initiative.365.altium.com/ Altium 365 Workspace]. From the online workspace
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• Optical Communications Ground Receivers
  ...und Terminal (LLGT) is the primary ground receiver for the Lunar Lasercomm Space Terminal (LLST) transmissions. It it located in White Sands, NM, and is man
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• OpComms System III
  ...this is that a large lens can be made cheaply and does not occupy as much space as a traditional lens of similar aperture (i.e. the size of the inlet, whic
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• Metric Fasteners
  ...ly used in situations which require a small head size, such as constrained space or exterior of a rocket.
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• Tactical Cinderblock
  ...I members have remarked that his presence in the room greatly enhances the space and that they appreciate how often he holds the door open for them.
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• HABMC
  The Stanford Student Space Initiative has launched dozens of high altitude balloons. These balloons ca If you're logged in as a member of the space initiative or have an access code, you can view the full SSI page, jam-pack
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• SSI-19
  ...n a flight method that was first successfully flown by the California Near Space Project (CNSP). The principle of the launch is inflating a large latex ball
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• Balloons Gen 1 Expander
  ...the most important data and power lines in the HONEY stack. Due to lack of space on the interior of Cobra, this breakout faces the exterior edge.
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• IREC 2018
  ...size resulted in a 20 minute maximum lifetime. Given the lack of adequate space to add enough batteries for a multi-hour lifetime, required in the event of
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• SSI-44
  ...Brandon's faces, along with SSI stickers, the American flag, and gold and space duct tape. A plastic bin on the bottom was filled with slips of paper with
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• Hitchhiker's Guide to Making a PCB
  ...t a first initial and last name for each contributor is encouraged to save space. Remember to give credit where credit is due, and to include people who've
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• Prometheus
  ...advantage of using the space inside the nosecone to hold avionics and save space inside the airframe for the fins, motors, and other necessary hardware. We
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• Tribal Altium Knowledge
  The breakup of the SVN repository is intended to declutter and save disk space on people's computers. While as-is SVN and TortoiseSVN support selectively
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• ITAR
  ...ations#Controversy], the regulations still apply to SSI and members of the space industry, and violations carry significant fines and potentially decades-lo
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