Congratulations to AggieSat’s REV-2 team for successfully competing in the 2024 CanSat competition in Virginia! We are so proud of the improvements that were made from last year’s competition! Our team learned valuable lessons in systems engineering over the year-long process.
AggieSat Laboratory Spring 2024 Formal: ‘A Night Under the Stars’ This night celebrated the accomplishments of each team and highlighted individual members who exemplified good systems engineering and our core values of respect, excellence, and integrity. Congratulations!
Congratulations to AggieSat Laboratory's Rev-2 team for passing their Preliminary Design Review (PDR), and becoming one of the 40 teams selected internationally to advance to Phase Three of the CanSat Competition!
Need a break from studying for exams? Stop by Cane’s to grab some brain fuel and support AggieSat Laboratory on Thursday, March 7th from 5-10pm! Make sure to mention AggieSat at checkout!
Congratulations to the AggieSat6 team for successfully passing Pre-Integration Review, marking a major advancement towards launching AggieSat Laboratory's third satellite into space!
AggieSat Laboratory is proud to announce that we have been selected for sponsorship by Blue Origin! Our mission is to train Aggies in systems engineering through hands-on experience, and we are grateful to Blue Origin for supporting that mission. Gradatim Ferrociter, and Gig ‘Em!
Howdy! Applications for Shadow Corps and Outreach leads close in ONE WEEK! Check out our website at https://t.co/8N4wdER1jK to learn more and apply. Good luck and Gig 'em!
Howdy! Our Outreach team is expanding. We are looking for a Merchandise Lead and a Graphics Lead. Additionally, if you are a freshman or sophomore, applications for Shadow Corp are open! You can find more information about the roles and apply at https://t.co/InWm7b3e0o!
Yesterday, both teams participating in the Student Competition for Autonomous Measurement of Planetary Surfaces (SCAMPS) had their Deep Dive Review. AR1 and GeoRGE went over changes the sub-teams have made since their last review as well as their system implementations!
Yesterday, AggieSat Laboratory had the amazing opportunity to attend the Franklin ISD STEAM Night! We had a blast telling them all about what AggieSat does and the different projects we're currently working on! Thanks for having us again Franklin ISD!
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Howdy! AggieSat Laboratory is having a profit share this Saturday, November 4th from 11 am-10 pm at BonAppeTea! Come on out and support AggieSat and enjoy some boba! Be sure to mention that you're with AggieSat Laboratory at checkout!
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Happy Halloween from AggieSat Laboratory! This weekend, AR1 hosted a Halloween party for the lab with pumpkin carving, watching Megamind, and a costume contest! Emmanuel Mendoza won the costume contest with his Iron Man suit! We hope y'all have a spooktacular Halloween!
The Revitalization and Expansion of Ground Station (REGS) has been working on their Raspberry Pi to control the motors for their Yagi antennas. These motors will keep the antennas pointed toward the satellite they are listening to!
Do you want the chance to help NASA get back to the moon? The Synthetic Orbital Landing Area for Crater Elimination (SOLACE) is AggieSat laboratory's newest project and will be submitted to NASA's Human Lander Challenge competition! Applications close October 2nd at 11:59pm!
Howdy! Applications are open for teams in the Student Competition for Autonomous Measurement of Planetary Surfaces (SCAMPS)!
Geographical Radio Guided Exploration (GeoRGE) and AggieRover1 (AR1) are both looking to fill various positions! Go to our website to learn more!
Howdy! We have another opportunity for you to join the AggieSat Laboratory family!
CubeSat Controls Testbed (CCT) is a project with the goal of designing a platform for testing small satellites within the AggieSat lab!
Applications are due Saturday, September 23rd at 11:59pm!
Did you know that burritos are one of the most popular foods to take up to space? Come to AggieSat's profit share on September 10th from 4-8 pm to find out why! This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy some good food and ask current AggieSat members questions about what we do!
Howdy! Are you a Freshman or Sophomore looking to get involved with a systems engineering org?! Join Shadow Corps and experience something out of this world!
Applications are open now and close Sunday, September 10th at 11:59pm!
Thanks and Gig 'em!
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