Select a 1999 Launch Movie ASU Assembly ASU Launch ASU Launch Dance ASU Rejoices ASU Recovers ASU Recovers (2) "Still Working!" Heads Up Jim Green Loads KMS/Green Launch TIT Standby Mode TIT/Walby Launch

Select a 1999 Team Arizona State University Kennedy Middle School Tokyo Institute of Technology University of Tokyo

1999 Document Downloads Control Module Can Sat Packaging CanSat Transmitter CanSat Carrier Carrier Use Connection Diagram (FM-6) Flight Profile G-Wiz Users Manual Instructions for Sept. Launch

ARLISS 1999 - PROJECT SUMMARY A summary of the 1999 ARLISS project was presented at the 1999 Japan-U.S. Science, Technology, and Space Applications Program (JUSTSAP) Symposium held on Kauai, Hawaii from November 7-9, 1999. The links on this page reflect the experiences of the ARLISS group in the first year of planning, the launch in September of 1999, and the results of the experiments. CanSats in the news Giant Hopes for Tiny Satellites (New York Times) Aeronaut Newsletter John Coker's Rocketry Pages San Jose Mercury-Times Yomiuri What is a CanSat? Practice CanSat Project Design Parameters Suggested Components Control Module Transmitter Interconnect Drawing Capabilities/Experiments Satellite Teams Tokyo Institute of Technology Arizona State University Arizona State University CanSat Page University of Tokyo Project Design Review Flight profile data from UT's CanSat. -- acceleration & velocity profile during climb -- inertial & pressure altitude profile during climb -- attitude profile during parachute-descent (of UT's CanSat#002) Kennedy Middle School Launch Vehicles Design Considerations Airframe drawings by Tom Rouse Data from Pius Morozumi's onboard ALTACC flight computer correlated with UT flight profile data. Construction Parachute Packing Requirements for use of Carrier Airframe Reinforcement Propulsion System Deployment/Recovery Systems Flight Profile (PDF, 50K) Prototype Flight Test 6/6/99 Flight profile data from UT's CanSat. acceleration & velocity profile during climb inertial & pressure altitude profile during climb attitude profile during parachute-descent (of UT's CanSat#002) Launch Site Launch Instructions & Information: PDF Document The Black Rock Playa Driving in the Black Rock Desert ARLISS will observe these Safety Rules What to Bring and Where to Stay Project Time Line Design rockets and CanSat carriers (completed) Test carrier prototype (completed) Test full scale launch vehicle with carrier. (completed) CanSat Launch & Recovery (September 11, 1999, successful.) Specifications and Drawings Minutes of ARLISS Meetings at Stanford   If you have any questions about the CanSat project please contact the Prof. Robert Twiggs or any of the participants referred to in this web site.