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The July 18th launch has been moved to July 19th from 0900 until 1500. This launch is the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing and is co
hosted with NASA Ames Lunar Science Institute. Bring your 1960's rockets to
fly! We hope to fly 40 Saturn V rockets that day. The 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Splash down celebration will be held on July 25 and 26th on the USS Hornet. Volunteers needed to help with the LUNAR booth. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin will be there both days. |
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We continue to conduct launches at Snow Ranch. Launches at Snow Ranch are level 3 with an altitude limit of 15,000 feet and a maximum motor size of M. Prior LUNAR BoD approval needed on all flights above 2560 N. Launches at Moffett field are limited to G engines and a maximum altitude of 1000 feet. As always, be sure to check the hotline before coming to be sure there have not been any last minute changes. |
Getting Permits (LEUP, Pyro III, Etc.)
LUNAR Handbook
LUNAR'clips - The latest LUNAR'clips: (Vol. 16 No. 2) March/April 2009.
LUNAR Pyro 3 Pages
NASA's Space Place
LUNAR Mailing Lists
Joining LUNAR
Team America Rocketry Challenge
What to do if you find a rocket in your yard.
Recent Launch Pictures
Lost and Found
LUNAR Mile High Wall
LUNAR -- New Launch Sites
LUNAR Legislative Alerts
Next Launch:
On Sunday, July 19th, 2009,
from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm we will hold a sport launch at
Moffett Field/NASA Ames.
Please be sure to print the
access procedure
and bring it with you to the launch.
Next Meeting:
Our next meeting will be held on Thursday, July 16st, 2009
Next competition: Our next competition
is
Saturday April 18th, 2009, 9am to 1pm,
Moffett/Ames
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New Launch Site:
We are looking for a new launch site in the Livermore area.
Online Calendar shows all scheduled
LUNAR events for the year.
LUNAR Hotline ((925) 443-8705)
for up-to-date event information.
LUNAR Rocket Hunter
rocket locator.
2009 Calendar
Dave Cummings - AeroCFD and HyperCFDT presentation
A new LUNAR brochure is available for promoting rocketry.
Building the four stage rack rocket. Presentation at the Nov. 14, 2007 meeting.
LUNAR in the San Francisco Chronicle. (10/19/2007)
LUNAR In the California Rangeland Trust News. (Fall/Winter 2006)
Team America Rocketry Challenge 08-09
Clouds from Top to Bottom (April 2007)
Early Bird Gets the Worm (March 2007)
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