Flight Results 2013 High Altitude Balloon Design Program MSGC BOREALIS Flight on 7/23/13.

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Flight Results 2013 High Altitude Balloon Design Program MSGC BOREALIS Flight on 7/23/13

2013 Summer Design Program Program Overview 2 Left to Right: Katie, Mary, Allison, Genevieve, Tesha and Kasandra

2013 Summer Design Program Payload Prep (7/23/13 – 7:22am) 3 USB Hubs were donned in Ray and Justin’s honor Unloading in Harlowton Boot-up and Assembly

2013 Summer Design Program Balloon Prep (7/23/13 – 7:35am) 4 The girls helped the BOREALIS team with the balloon system Payload Ready Berk shows Katie how to hold the balloon Payload attachedBalloon system lifted Ready for launch

2013 Summer Design Program Balloon Launch (7/23/13 – 7:42am) 5 Up, up and away… Payload Command Capsule Parachute Peak Elevation: 94,208 ft Flight Time: ~2 hr, 3 min Start to Finish: ~40 miles. Harlowton. Ryegate Flight Path Altitude Profile

2013 Summer Design Program Waiting for it to land… 6 Waiting at the Harlowton Gas Station The gas station was called “Ray’s”, another tribute to the grad students.

2013 Summer Design Program Balloon Recovery (7/23/13 – 11:40am) mile hike from the road The entire system is intact The payload was still running Reunited Randy Berk

2013 Summer Design Program Data Check (7/23/13 – 12:02pm) 8 A curious moose also wants to see… The team nervously awaits to see if they collected data…

2013 Summer Design Program Science Data !!! 9 Expected (from 2009 flight) Measured The SparkFun Geiger counter data matched the flight data from 2009 verifying it was correct. The SSEL Geiger counter data had a similar profile vs. altitude. The difference between the two Geiger counts was due to the different tubes used. The SparkFun had a larger diameter tube, a larger window and a higher sensitivity (detect > 7MeV). The SSEL Geiger counter was selected for higher energy events in orbit so it had a smaller diameter and lower sensitivity (detect > 12 MeV). The silicon-based sensor detected two events during ascent. These are suspected to be due to heavy ion strikes. Heavy Ion Strike

2013 Summer Design Program More Data… 10 Image at launch prep (7:22am) Chris Harmon in background Research Computer Camera Data Design Team Saying Hi to Justin and Ray Prior to Launch Payload waiting for retrieval The image from the research computer

2013 Summer Design Program Mission Accomplished 11 Thank you Montana Space Grant Consortium, the BOREALIS team, and the MSU College of Engineering for making this project happen.