From Spin to Signal: The physics behind the 1.42 GHz Hydrogen Line
A step by step derivation and explanation of why Hydrogen emits radiation at 1.42GHz.
Posts
Posts
Kobo gliding computer
Transforming a Kobo e-reader into a compact, airworthy gliding computer for real-time flight data and navigation.
Pi in the sky: stratospheric balloon program
A student-led high-altitude balloon program using a custom-built UV spectrometer to measure atmospheric trace gases and demonstrate low-cost space science.
Pi in the sky: Launch 2
The second launch of the high-altitude balloon program, building on lessons learned to achieve better results.
Pi in the sky: Launch 1
The maiden launch of the high-altitude balloon program carrying scientific experiments to the stratosphere.
Peregrinus experiment on Ariane 6 maiden voyage
A collaborative trilingual student experiment developed in Belgium and launched on the maiden flight of the Ariane 6 rocket.
Asgard campaigns
High school experiments launched on stratospheric balloons
Asgard-XIII
Assisting my old teammembers on the new Asgard-XIII campaign with tracking and recovery.
Asgard-XII
A student-built payload measuring VOCs, temperature, and pressure in near space, broadcasting live data through APRS launched at the Asgard-XII campaign.
Capturing NOAA satellite images
Receiving weather satellite images using an V-dipole and SDR dongle.
Asgard-XI
A student-built stratospheric payload improving the Habduino tracking code with APRS telemetry, launched during the Asgard-XI campaign.
Asgard-X
A student-built stratospheric experiment measuring UV radiation transmission through skin samples and live telemetry broadcast via RTTY and APRS as part of the Asgard-X campaign.