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Colorado Space Grant Consortium University of Colorado at Boulder Undergraduate Research Opportunity Fund

 High Altitude Student Payload – Supported by LSU  Provides students opportunity to conduct research and experiments  11 million ft 3 helium balloon  36 km (120,000 ft)  In-float hours  8 small - 3kg payloads  4 large - 20kg payloads

Interface TypeSpecification Maximum Weight20 kg Maximum Footprint 38cm x 30cm Maximum Height~ 30cm Supplied Voltage29 – 33 VDC Available Current2.5 30VDC Maximum Serial Downlink 4800 bps Serial Uplink2 bytes/command Serial Interface4800 baud, RS232 Protocol, DB9 connector Analog Downlink2 channels in 0 – 5 VDC range Discrete Commands 6 available – i.e. Power ON/OFF Analog & discrete interface EDAC

Mission Overview Shall demonstrate the feasibility of high-altitude balloon based observatories Shall analyze and understand solar phenomena by observing the Sun in Hydrogen-Alpha and Calcium(II) Potassium wavelengths  Observations of the Sun currently rely on ground and orbiting solar observatories, hindered by cost, accessibility, and atmospheric interference  James Webb Space Telescope ~ $1.6 billion  Kepler Telescope ~ $600 million  Average Shuttle Launch ~ $450 million  Mission offers analysis of:  Lower Chromosphere (Ca II – K)  Mid Chromosphere (H-A)  Solar Magnetic Field (both)  MicroFlares (both)  Arch Filaments (both)

Flight Timeline Day FloatNight Float Descent Landing Launch Ascent 36 km Altitude T-0 hrs System powered off for launch and ascent T 1 hrs Ascent to float altitude of 36 km T 4 hrs System Initialized SHAIRC/ADCS tracking/imaging Sun T 10 hrs Sleep mode T 20 hrs System powered off for descent T 24 hrs Payload Retrieval

 Ultimate objective: to gather quality data and images at high altitude by which we can prove the feasibility of high-altitude balloon observatories  Space Grant is awesome