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Phoenix College
2022 · systems work + Fall launch media

A year preserved in subsystems and launch footage.

Explore the symposium’s modular payload design and replay the official Fall launch film.

2022 · available records

Explore this year’s flight record

Playback
Official Fall launch video
Data
Engineering abstract + video result
Media
Official Fall launch trailer

Watch the recorded Fall footage, then explore the engineering architecture and named symposium presenters. Playback here is recorded video.

Recorded video replay

Fall 2022 · launch film

Replay the team’s official Fall launch trailer. This is recorded flight media, presented separately from the year’s design report.

Watch on YouTube ↗

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Published design report

Spring 2022 · integrated systems

Reported architecture—not a measurement of flight performance.

Ground link

Radio and computing

The abstract connects APRS, a Ubiquiti Rocket and Raspberry Pi to the ground-station design.

Video

Active stabilization

An orientation sensor, Arduino Nano and servo system supported camera stabilization.

Electrical

Power distribution

Circuit boards, boost converters and parallel batteries supplied the electronics.

Mechanical

Serviceable structure

The design combined carbon fiber, dissolvable PVA printing and removable subsystem inserts.

Source: 2022 symposium · PDF p.33 ↗

People · symposium record

Named presenters

Listed symposium presenters—not a complete semester or flight roster.

  • Callista Clemons
  • Will Cohen
  • Jose Cruz Jr.
  • Jacqueline Do
  • Sydnee Farnsworth
  • Grant Fulleton
  • Ivan Gonzalez Lopez
  • Keivyn Lopez
  • Vivien Frances Pabuna
  • Andrew Sherant
  • Joshua Torres

Listed mentor: Ernest Villicaña.

Source: presenter list · PDF pp.21–22 ↗
Reported flight result
Fall 2022 · stabilization

Steady images from a spinning payload

Phoenix College’s May 2023 article reports more than two hours of stabilized Fall 2022 video while the vehicle rotated at approximately 75 rpm. This is a published media result, not a substitute for raw telemetry or a complete trajectory.