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TEMPE - Mar. 26, 2018 - ASU Now - Payload Drop – Electrical engineering sophomore Kevin Horton, left, and Astrophysics freshman Peter Linenberger see their craft weighs 338.9 grams as part of Professor Phil Christensen's SES 394 Special Topics course, in ISTB 4, on Monday, Mar. 26, 2018. Twelve teams created modules that would fall 30 feet, deploy a controlled landing device, land on a mat on the impact crater carpet, and then follow that up with a NASA-like failure design review. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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TEMPE - Mar. 26, 2018 - ASU Now - Payload Drop – Electrical engineering sophomore Kevin Horton, left, and Astrophysics freshman Peter Linenberger see their craft weighs 338.9 grams as part of Professor Phil Christensen's SES 394 Special Topics course, in ISTB 4, on Monday, Mar. 26, 2018. Twelve teams created modules that would fall 30 feet, deploy a controlled landing device, land on a mat on the impact crater carpet, and then follow that up with a NASA-like failure design review. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now