2. Space Systems Design Club (SSDC)
General Body Meeting #2 Sept 14, 2017

3. Announcements Design Team and Chair applications are out! Design Teams
Chair Positions
CanSat
DEADLINE: Tomorrow Sept 15, :59 PM

4. Position Overview Historian Social Director Research Director
Take photos!
Social Director
Create social events to bring us together
Research Director
Connect UF Researchers and students
Outreach Director
Find opportunities in the local community to encourage STEM

5. Design Team Overview Sabre HAB Nasa Micro-G
Design team with the goal of gaining hands-on technical experience through experimentation utilizing a 3U CubeSat
Participate in the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) CubeSat Challenge
HAB
Sensor programming using Arduino to measure atmospheric data.
Launch payloads for testing
Nasa Micro-G
Design and build prototypes of spacewalk tools
Travel to Houston to test designs in simulated microgravity environment of NASA’s 6.2 million gallon indoor pool 

6. Design Team Overview Cansat Demo-Team
Design a “probe” that will carry a large hen’s egg during a stable descent
Travel to Texas to compete with teams internationally
Demo-Team
Create applications of physics and engineering concepts through fun experiments
Work directly with outreach chair to demo experiments at local schools and UF club collaborations

7. Getting Involved Outreach: Astronaut Challenge BEC Fundraiser
SweetBerries on Monday Sept 18, 6-10PM
Gator Audio and Radio Club
Licensing Courses Available!
Training for using a fully operational ground station for Orbiting Satellites Carrying Amateur Radio (OSCAR) to learn how to communicate two-ways and practice receiving digital signals

8. BEC Update

9. Benton Engineering Council
Events Calendar
News & Events → Events Calendar
BEC Homecoming Float
Facebook → BEC 2017 Homecoming Float
Beside Every Child
Year long philanthropy benefiting Children’s Miracle Network
Facebook → Beside Every Child
E-Week 2018
Two week celebration of engineering
2/ /2
Facebook → ufeweek
GBM
7:00 September 21st

10. Research Spotlight The Cryogenic Thermal Fluids Lab
Director Dr. Jacob N. Chung, and Manager Remiel Hong Hu
Research Objective:
“Understand the fundamental physics of heat transfer in cryogenic transport line and during line chilldown.”
Cryogenic fluids are crucial in space exploration
Necessitated in power and propulsion
Chilldown – the initial stage for cryogenic fluids in thermal management
Model the chilldown process by simulating various gravity levels in a vertical tube
four distinct flow regions are incorporated in the model: single-phase vapor flow, dispersed flow, inverted annu-lar flow, and single-phase liquid flow
Numerical modeling of cryogenic chilldown process in terrestrial gravity and microgravity Kun Yuan, Yan Ji, J.N. Chung

11. Space News Expedition 53 Launches to the International Space Station
Soyuz MS-06 spacecraft Launches Carrying Crew for ISS
Cassini’s Grand Finale – Plunges into Saturn on Friday

12. Soyuz Launch, Expedition 53 Crew

13. Bacteria “shapeshifts” to defend itself against antibiotics

14. Saturn Probe, Cassini, Enters Final Hours
final data transmissions early Friday morning (Sept. 15). Heat and friction created by the fall will cause Cassini to break apart, and its components to vaporize, only 2 or 3 minutes after it enters Saturn's atmosphere. 
The $3.2 billion Cassini-Huygens mission — a joint effort between NASA and the European Space Agency — launched toward Saturn in October 1997 and arrived in July 2004. 
Cassini probed the weird world of Titan and flew through geysers erupting from the surface of the moon Enceladus
Saturn Probe, Cassini, Enters Final Hours

15. Internship Panel! Tekil Persad – 4th year Aerospace and Physics
Christopher Charters – 5th year Mechanical and Aerospace
Chase Farmer – 5th year Computer Engineering
Ryan Wolde – 5th year Computer Engineering

16. Contact Us
Pres – Aastha Internal VP – John External VP – Kevin Treasurer – Chris Secretary – Logan BEC Rep – Zane ufsmallsat.club Facebook.com/groups/ufssdc