PolySat

This past weekend, the Cal Poly CubeSat Laboratory held its quarterly lab-wide meeting. For the first time, over 70 students and staff members came together in a virtual format to discuss lab infrastructure, inclusivity, and project updates. CPCL members are adjusting well to virtual learning and ready to get back to work #learnbydoing #learnbyorbiting #calpolyengineering #calpolyaerospace #PolySat #CubeSat

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Celebrate Earth Day with #dailyDAVE! This satellite image captures the beauty of Mt. Everest and the Himalayas #PolySat #CubeSat #learnbydoing #learnbyorbiting #calpolyaerospace #calpolyengineering

Being able to put on a hard hat and have an all access tour of areas in the industry was a great educational opportunity, mechanical engineering sophomore Peter Van Ness said. This past weekend, our lab members were invited by NASA LSP (Launch Services Program) to present about current projects in lab at the Vandenberg Air Force Base Our student representatives talked about their roles within the aerospace community, toured their facilities, and went through a simulate...d launch #PolySat #CubeSat #learnbydoing #learnbyorbiting #calpolyaerospace #calpolyengineering @ Vandenberg Air Force Base, California See more

Can you spot our logo glowing? The black light check after our lab members apply coating serves an important purpose: to make sure the coating that glows is in all the right spots and is bubble free. This way, the boards that make up our CubeSats are protected during launch #PolySat #CubeSat #learnbydoing #learnbyorbiting #calpolyaerospace #calpolyengineering @ California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly)