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AGGIESAT2 SCHEDULED FOR LIFTOFF ON ENDEAVOUR
Aggies always aim high, and some Aggies are aiming for the skies-186 miles above Earth in fact!
For two years, the AggieSat Lab has been working on the picosatellite AggieSat2, a 5-inch cube, and it’s now ready for launch. The AggieSat Lab is a Student Satellite Program under the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Texas A&M University.
AggieSat2 is one of two satellites that is slated for launch on July 11 from Kennedy Space Center, Fla. The other satellite, Bevo-1, has been built by students from the University of Texas. Both satellites differ in design but are identical in function. Read More
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