HIGH SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY PAYLOAD LAUNCH INTO SPACE

It is now very possible for schools to launch small payloads into sub-orbital space and conduct science all along the way as part of their normal academic curriculum. The Lunar Rocket & Rover Co., Inc. Shadow IB Metro-Rocket System incorporates the use of solid rocket motor technology and a new composite upper stage. The launch is conducted from Launch Complex 47 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.

STUDENT TEAMS CAN LAUNCH WITHIN THE SAME SCHOOL YEAR!

As part of their academic curriculum a team of students led by their instructor can start payload design at the beginning of their school year in September, develop their payload within two to three months, test their payload in early winter, and launch by April during Spring break.

The Lunar Rocket & Rover Co., Inc. will assist in the process with an industry style one day "Kickoff Meeting" as per the Integrated Product Development System "IPDS" and help students from the team and tasks. The Lunar Rocket & Rover Co., Inc. will also coordinate with Cape Canaveral AFS for the conduct of the launch with student participation.