UH Community College students in Alabama prep for NASA competition rocket launch competition April 4, 2019 UH News Project Imua’s rocket is 10 feet tall, and their payload is a four-wheeled rover designed to travel 10 feet before collecting a soil sample.
UH Community College students build rocket for potential NASA launch December 17, 2018 UH News Ten UH students from Honolulu, Kapiʻolani and Windward Community Colleges and three from UH Mānoa comprise the Project Imua Mission 6 team.
UH Community College students prepare to launch payload from NASA flight facility August 9, 2017 UH News The launch from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia is scheduled for a window between 5:30 and 9:30 a.m. EDT on Sunday, August 13.
Luke Flynn recognized as governor’s award nominee June 1, 2017 UH News Luke Flynn has been selected as the university’s nominee for the Governor’s Award for Distinguished State Service as Employee of the Year.
Project Imua team looking forward to third rocket launch March 7, 2017 UH News NASA videographer Kjell Redal’s documentary looks back on Project Imua’s second launch.
Project Imua payload successfully launched August 17, 2016 UH News The Project Imua payload developed by students from four UH community colleges launched from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility.
Project Imua team completes final tests and integration at NASA Wallops August 11, 2016 UH News Students from four UH Community Colleges finished the remove before flight procedures for Project Imua.
Project Imua team ready for second NASA launch August 4, 2016 UH News The team successfully conducted final mission simulation tests of their payload and scientific experiments.
Governor David Ige commends Project Imua team members October 23, 2015 UH News Gov. David Ige presented commemorative plaques to Project Imua team members from UH campuses across the state during a recognition ceremony at the State Capitol.
NASA rocket launches UH Community Colleges’ scientific payload into space August 12, 2015 UH News UH community college students watched their scientific payload spin into space aboard a NASA rocket.