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TEMPE - April 25, 2018 - ASU Now - Payload Drop - Jerry Lacey, a staff member with Instrument Design and Fabrication, part of KED, left, waits to hitch a planetary lander to the launch mechanism, as Nathanael Mains, junior in Astrophysics, and Michael Garland, sophomore in Aerospace Astronautics, right, make final adjustment, in Professor Phil Christensen's SES 394 Special Topics course, in ISTB 4, on Wednesday, April 25, 2018. Twelve teams created modules that would fall three floors, deploy a controlled landing device, land on a mat on the impact crater carpet. This is the second and final iteration of the modules, following the previous drop a month ago. Students will write reviews of their projects - successes and failures - as part of their final grades. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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TEMPE - April 25, 2018 - ASU Now - Payload Drop - Jerry Lacey, a staff member with Instrument Design and Fabrication, part of KED, left, waits to hitch a planetary lander to the launch mechanism, as Nathanael Mains, junior in Astrophysics, and Michael Garland, sophomore in Aerospace Astronautics, right, make final adjustment, in Professor Phil Christensen's SES 394 Special Topics course, in ISTB 4, on Wednesday, April 25, 2018. Twelve teams created modules that would fall three floors, deploy a controlled landing device, land on a mat on the impact crater carpet. This is the second and final iteration of the modules, following the previous drop a month ago. Students will write reviews of their projects - successes and failures - as part of their final grades. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now