Meet up at the ticket counter in the main building that has the SR-71 Blackbird in front of it.

Please email Bill Brown if you are interested in the tour. If we have 15 or more the admission rate drops to $20 each from the standard $30 price.
You can arrive at a different time if you are OK with paying the full admission price.

Dinner starts after the Thursday tour at 4:30 pm in the US Space and Rocket Museum's Davidson Center. A great German food experience with a great band. Meet some of the current and retired rocket scientists who often show up to this weekly event while dining underneath a real Saturn V rocket. The dinner hours are 4:30 to 7:00 pm. Meal ticket and admission is $25. If just wanting to listen to the music and buy drinks then the admission is $5.

Shooting down payloads with missiles and resultant new proposed legislation

Sondehub balloon tracking website

Flying pico balloons in Antarctica

Design of a high-altitude balloon to investigate "shadow band" phenomena during solar eclipses

Balloon borne HF/VHF linear translators

Designated Release Of Payload (DROP): A device for efficient, save, and accurate recovery of high-altitude balloon payloads

Live demo of the UAH Space Hardware Club Visual Orientation Control (HAVOC) payload

Weather briefing and schedule of events for the Saturday morning Superlaunch event