Project Apollo at 50 A look at where we were and where were going.
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Please notice this site will be undergoing some downtime and maintenance in the next few weeks. I will update the status of the work in the Rant Log.
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Making it easy to get into near-space. One of our members, Bob Baddeley, launched his product this weekend; a wireless tip-up sensor for ice fishing called BlueTipz. To celebrate the launch, and do some extreme altitude product testing, he added his product to the payload.