MI/WI Rockets for Schools 1998
15 & 16 May, 1998
Sheboygan, WI
Details of the event:
Super Loki Payloads and Results
Mission Control

Students manned approximately one dozen networked computers
inside the Sheboygan Armory. With each launch, a "go" was
required from each critical station. Three projection
TV's were used to display the goings-on. Thanks go to
Pulse Communications personnel for help with the video.
Loki Launch

The first of the two successful Super Loki Launches carried the
telemetry payload to an altitude of over 30 miles.
Recovery

Students (with the help of the Coast Guard) recovered the high-powered
rockets from the water and returned them to shore.
Teams

Student teams built and launched these high-powered rockets built
largely from kits.
Photos by Ken Walsh ( (c) 1998, used with permission )
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