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- Recorded flight
March 28, 2026 · KA7NSR-15 · Recorded APRS positions.
Replay follows recorded positions; straight segments connect adjacent packets. The first and last packets do not establish release or touchdown. View published flight figures →
Next launch: Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 9:00 and 9:30 a.m. Arizona time. Live tracking appears when confirmed KA7NSR beacons report fresh launch-day positions.
Spring 2026 / flight presentation
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The team’s authored map and altitude profile complement the recorded APRS replay above. These report figures use the science recorder’s clock; they are not synchronized with the APRS track. Raw science measurements and analysis files stay private.
The team’s published trajectory
Original map from Spring 2026 launch acquired data. The original report graphic is preserved alongside the separate APRS replay.
Altitude and burst
The authored figure annotates 82,497 ft after about 61 minutes. This is the report’s flight channel, not an independent synchronized APRS measurement.
Source: team-supplied Spring 2026 acquired-data report. Original documents and raw science records are retained privately. Browser images remain viewable as part of the public presentation.