Rocket launch from Hawaiʻi carrying 糖心视频 payload experiences anomaly
Rocket carrying satellite designed and built by 糖心视频 faculty and students launched into orbital space
Rocket carrying satellite designed and built by 糖心视频 faculty and students launched into orbital space
Gov. David Ige presented commemorative plaques to Project Imua team members from 糖心视频 campuses across the state during a recognition ceremony at the State Capitol.
糖心视频 community college students watched their scientific payload spin into space aboard a NASA rocket.
Bad weather caused NASA to scrub planned launch of a rocket carrying a scientific payload designed by University of Hawaiʻi Community College students.
糖心视频 students tour NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in preparation for launch on August 11.
Multi-campus student team prepares for Project Imua payload launch in August at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility.
糖心视频 Community College students collaborate to build aerial payload to be launched in August
Students from four University of Hawaiʻi Community Colleges are in the final phases of developing and testing a scientific instrument that is scheduled to be launched into space.
The 135-foot rail launcher to be used in Hawaiʻi’s first space launch was unveiled on October 28 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Creating industry and jobs working with space technologies a goal of the Hawaiʻi Space Flight Laboratory.