Telescopic Observations
Assembling various telescopes for solar and lunar observations
The International Association for Astronomical Studies provides research opportunities for students while supporting NASA/JPL, Stanford, Cal Tech, and NSF with research data.
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Solar and lunar observations using state-of-the-art telescopes at Star Haven Observatory
ExploreAdvanced rocketry, high-altitude balloons, and payload development for real missions
ExploreAmateur radio operations, radio astronomy, and the Ruby Payne-Scott Observatory
ExploreAtmospheric monitoring, weather station networks, and climate data collection
ExploreReal-world projects that make a difference in scientific research
Completed
The Aerospace team designed, fabricated, and tested a payload to gather atmospheric data and function as a Ham Radio repeater whilst in the air. The payload was named RRADS, standing for Radio Repeater and Atmospheric Data Suite.
Assembling various telescopes for solar and lunar observations
Balloon-borne experiments reaching the stratosphere
The IAAS provides students with marketable skills for the workforce through hands-on studying and application of knowledge. Members develop self-confidence, learning to apply core discipline subjects to real-world projects.
Support our mission to provide research opportunities for students and advance astronomical science.