The University of Bristol have run an extra-curricular competition to design a satellite in a sodacan, or “CanSat” using a predesigned kit over a few weeks. 5 groups of 5 students entered, soldered together a basic CanSat, designed and built payloads, then launched the CanSats one by one with a parachute from a drone at 120m.
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