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The Experimental Sounding Rocket Association's intercollegiate rocket event is taking a break due to rain. This event is held near Tombstone, NM and adjacent to White Sands Missile Range, an area where rain is an everyday event.
Spaceport America is probably best known for Virgin Galactic flights, and just a few days ago VG flew the last flight of VSS Unity, as they prepare the
next gen birds.
And right now, we have the next generation of rocketeers trying to launch high speed amateur rockets. Some of these are as large as 6 ft or 2m. NSF is streaming some of the launches today, but right now there is a weather hold.
NSF streamed a tour of the "great hall" event, where the teams had their rockets on display, and available to be interviewed. Something like 176 teams were there.
Snidely blurted out:<URL:https://spaceportamericacup.com> of course.
The Experimental Sounding Rocket Association's intercollegiate rocket event >> is taking a break due to rain. This event is held near Tombstone, NM and >> adjacent to White Sands Missile Range, an area where rain is an everyday
event.
Spaceport America is probably best known for Virgin Galactic flights, and >> just a few days ago VG flew the last flight of VSS Unity, as they prepare >> the next gen birds.
And right now, we have the next generation of rocketeers trying to launch >> high speed amateur rockets. Some of these are as large as 6 ft or 2m. NSF >> is streaming some of the launches today, but right now there is a weather >> hold.
NSF streamed a tour of the "great hall" event, where the teams had their
rockets on display, and available to be interviewed. Something like 176
teams were there.
There are also videos at
<URL:spaceportamericacup.com>
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The Experimental Sounding Rocket Association's intercollegiate rocket event is taking a break due to rain. This event is held near Tombstone, NM and adjacent to White Sands Missile Range, an area where rain is an everyday event.
Spaceport America is probably best known for Virgin Galactic flights, and just a few days ago VG flew the last flight of VSS Unity, as they prepare the
next gen birds.
And right now, we have the next generation of rocketeers trying to launch high speed amateur rockets. Some of these are as large as 6 ft or 2m. NSF is streaming some of the launches today, but right now there is a weather hold.
NSF streamed a tour of the "great hall" event, where the teams had their rockets on display, and available to be interviewed. Something like 176 teams were there.