Guide for using FUNcube-1 Materials Science Experiment in the classroom
A new FUNcube guide, developed in the US by the ARRL Education & Technology Program (ETP) Director Mark Spencer, WA8SME, has just been issued. It aims to maximize the educational focus of the tiny FUNcube-1 (AO-73) satellite.
The Pragmatic Guide for Using the FUNcube (AO-73) Materials Science Experiment in the Classroom prompts readers to dig beyond AO-73’s Amateur Radio transponder and telemetry uploads and downloads and “take a closer look at what is really going on” as the satellite orbits Earth.
It is fascinating to see just how much can be learnt from a fairly simple experiment.
What a great resource. Thanks for sharing.
Might thermal radiation from AO-73 be affecting the results?
James
A fascinating read. Also includes advice on antennas.
I was left with one question about the discrepancy between the expected and actual results. Might radiation from AO-73 be affecting the results?
James