High Altitude Student Platform

The Hang Test is scheduled for 9AM Mountain Time on 8/29/2016. HASP will roll out and test all systems including individual payloads. Payloads will be powered once we roll out. All groups please check your data from the HASP website and use the HASP Flight Control spreadsheet to communicate your pay...

Starting tomorrow Morning (8/27/2016) at 9:30AM Mountain Time, we will begin powering on Payloads for groups to check out their data and commanding.  This session will last about 1.5 hours.  Make sure everyone uses the HASP Command spreadsheet to confirm their payloads are functioning and request an...

The HASP vehicle has been integrated to the CSBF Electronics frame. Almost all HASP payloads have been integrated onto the flight vehicle and checks will begin this afternoon. Please pay attention to the Flight Commanding page that I showed you guys at the Integration session at Palestine, Tx.

The HASP team has arrived in Ft Sumner. We have already unpacked HASP and we will start integrating payloads soon. Please be sure to check the HASP Flight commanding page once we start powering on payloads to verify that all systems on your payload are ready to go.

The HASP facebook group can be found here -- https://www.facebook.com/groups/HASPPayload/

HASP 2016 has started with the integration sessions at Palestine, Tx. For info on the tests at Palestine, please see the Flight Information 2016 page on the HASP website.

The HASP 2015-2016 Call For Proposal has been released. For more information including a link to the CFP please click http://laspace.lsu.edu/hasp/Participantinfo.php

HASP has touched down.
HASP 2015 Statistics
FLIGHT NUMBER: 665N
LAUNCH TIME:09/07/15 13:47:15 UTC
LAUNCH LOCATION: 34.473162N 104.242232W
FLOAT START:16:34:48 UTC
TERMINATION:15:35:30 UTC
FLOAT TIME:23:1 Hours
IMPACT:16:18:57 UTC
IMPACT LOCATION:34.8329N 105.9242W

The command to terminate has been given. HASP is on its way back down. Terminate time is 15:35:30 UTC

HASP is now preparing for cutdown. We are now powering down all payloads except those that explicitly stated that they wanted to stay on during descent. Cut-down should happen in about 30 minutes.