Hi everyone!
It's final week, so no official meeting tonight. That said, come on by
if you want to burn a few minutes, there will be cookies!
Good luck with exams, see you next week!
Andrew
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Andrew Greenberg
Electrical and Computer Eng
Hi,
Due to a schedule conflict with a CS program we can't use our usual
room (86-01) tonight, instead we'll be in FAB-150 (upstairs near the
North end of the building).
Also we'll start a little late, there is a class in 150 until 7:05.
-Nathan
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Hi everyone,
Meeting tonight as usual in FAB 86-01. I won't be there :( so Jamey or
Bart will have to let everyone in.
A quick update on our space:
http://blog.psas.pdx.edu/2014/08/rocket-room-update/
If you need access to the rocket stuff, as Nathan mentioned that's all
in room FAB 70-07. That
Hi everyone,
FAB 80-01 is in use tonight, so we'll be meeting in FAB 84 (sometimes
called "84 Lab"), where the rocket room is.
6pm - PSAS intro for those who want it
7pm - Regular meeting
See you there!
Andrew
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Andrew Greenberg
Portla
Hi everyone,
The 7pm weekly meeting is in our usual place, FAB 86-01. We'll probably
move to 84 Lab after space news and updates, however - there's lots to do!
We have some pretty exciting updates from the ME capstone, ECE capstone,
and DxWiFi teams, so we hope to see you there!
Andrew
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Hi everyone,
We have a regular meeting tonight, and then we're not meeting for the
next two weeks. Next meeting after tonight is Tue 1/8. We'll have an
intro meeting that Tuesday as well, at 6:00pm, if you know anyone who
wants the quick intro.
See you tonight, or in early January!
Andrew
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Yes, I will be there.
If you recall last meeting a motion was put forward and passed that this
weeks meeting will be held at local pub. Perhaps we should meet at the
usual location, get our weeks worth of space news and head out.
Chris
On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 12:57 PM, Rob Gaskell wrote:
> An
Anyone planning on showing up tonight?
- Rob
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> Just to clarify, there is no "welcome" meeting at 6PM tonight?
Oh! Hey! It's August 2nd. Uh, sure, there is! Nathan will be there at
6pm for whoever shows up; if someone could let him in (Josh?) to 86-01,
that would be great.
Thanks,
Andrew
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Just to clarify, there is no "welcome" meeting at 6PM tonight?
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Greenberg
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2011 3:58 PM
To: psas-team
Subject: [PSAS] Meeting tonight!
Hi everyone,
We're meeting this evening as usual, 7pm in FAB 86-01. We
Hi everyone,
We're meeting this evening as usual, 7pm in FAB 86-01. We'll review
Sunday's "launch" and discuss next steps. Questions to answer include
what upgrades to the avionics system we want to do, what our next goals
are, and when we should launch again!
See you tonight,
Andrew
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Hi everyone,
Let's meet at 7:00pm in FAB 86-01; we'll chat, talk logistics, and talk
space.
Then at 8:00pm, we'll move to the PSBA where we'll pack the 'chutes and
put together the recovery system. We've got all the tools here, so it
makes the most sense.
In other news: the rocket motor is in an
>
> I was under the impression that there was a glut of small launch
> capability!
Apparently not. According to my source there is a *6 year* waiting list at
wallops for suborbital payloads. There are literally dozens of universities
that would go now if they could. Plus new space is promising mu
I'm plugging us wherever I can.
I was listening in to a pannel with Blue Origin, XCOR, and Masten and they
said that the only limit to payloads right now is launch capability; there
are student projects gathering dust waiting for launch. Though perhaps I
should be careful to say that they mean _ch
Sounds like waiting a week for the quaternion talk might be a good idea.
Desperate for small launch vehicles? I was under the impression that there was
a glut of small launch capability! For example, Orbital is considering
retiring Pegasus. I figured Bristol Aerospace (the Black Brant folks) h
> Last week Ben and I chatted about taking an hour of the regular
> meetings to explore rocket physics and, at his request, "geometry"
> topics---first up, quaternions. So let's try that tonight.
Sweet I'll try to make it. I learned quaternions years ago for 3d
graphics programming, so I didn't ke
On Tue, Mar 01, 2011 at 10:13:19AM -0800, I wrote:
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> >Last week Ben and I chatted about taking an hour of the regular
> >meetings to explore rocket physics and, at his request, "geometry"
> >topics---first up, quaternions. So let's try that tonight.
> >
> >During tonight's regular weekly meeting
I guess you can't wait a week for me to get back? Would be very interested
in the quaternions info. Also I might be able to help a little with the
kenimatics - I'm sure Dan has it covered though.
l sneaked into a suborbital research conference today. At least for the
time being everyone is absolu
I have a copy of the same book Dan recommended for quaternions in the
mail, so while I'm looking forward to your condensation of the
important bits, I'm going to hold my own questions off for a few weeks
while my book arrives and I wrap my head around the math.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 9:17 AM, Jam
Last week Ben and I chatted about taking an hour of the regular
meetings to explore rocket physics and, at his request, "geometry"
topics---first up, quaternions. So let's try that tonight.
During tonight's regular weekly meeting, from 8pm to 9pm anyone who's
interested is invited to chat about
First off: Like last week, we're meeting in FAB 155, not the CS
lounge/fishbowl. We're going to look into reserving FAB 86-01 for
future meetings, and we'll announce tonight if that worked out.
Last week Ben and I chatted about taking an hour of the regular
meetings to explore rocket physics and,
Hi everyone!
We have our final group meeting before the Black Rock launch this coming
Sunday today at 7:00pm in FAB.
Note that we did discuss meeting at Tim's house instead of FAB, but
it'll be dark out and the sorting work we wanted to do would be a pain
inside. So we'll put that off to Thursday
Hi everyone,
Tonight is our go/no go decision for Black Rock. I'm pretty sure we're a
"go", but we do have to go through the list.
Also, we'll be coordinating the group registration tonight, so bring
your checkbooks: there's a $40/person registration fee.
See you tonight!
Andrew
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Hey team!
As Sarah mentioned, she spoke last night at Ignite Portland. She
didn't mention that there were 750 local Portland folks in attendance.
Since even a tiny fraction of them would swamp room 155, our usual
conference room, I'm calling tonight's meeting in the CS lounge
instead. That's outsi
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