CubeCats Launch First Satellite, Eyeing Deep Space
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University of Cincinnati students, the CubeCats, are launching their first satellite, Leopard-Sat, on April 8th, following the successful Artemis two mission. This compact one-U cube sat, built over nearly a decade, tests special materials designed to shield against space radiation, potentially protecting future deep-space crews. The students are thrilled, heading to Florida for the launch and planning a bigger satellite for Great Lakes monitoring.
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