Rocketeers From Utah State University in Logan Win NASA's University Student Launch InitiativeFor Second Straight Year
The launch challenge tasks student teams to design and build reusable rockets that can carry working science payloads 1 mile high and return them safely to Earth.
With the University Student Launch Initiative and the agency's other college and university programs, NASA will identify and develop the critical skills and capabilities needed to achieve its mission. The project is directly tied to NASA's major education goal of strengthening the agency and the nation's future work force.
For more information about the University Student Launch Initiative, search for "NASA SLI/USLI" on Facebook, or visit: education.msfc.nasa.gov/usli
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