![]() OverviewThe Student Space Programs Laboratory (SSPL) at the Pennsylvania State University allows undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to design, fabricate, and integrate space systems. The SSPL provides hands-on projects to apply classroom knowledge to real world, interdisciplinary settings. SSPL students experience working through a complete design cycle and must develop a systems engineering mind-set in addition to their component-level experience. Get Involved!There are many opportunities for new students to get involved. The lab is searching for students from first-year through graduate students. Previous experience is not required; we have small projects and training programs that will bring you up to speed faster than you may think.Contact Us QuicksearchBlog Administration |
Monday, September 16. 2013OSIRIS-3U accepted for NASA CubeSat Launch InitiativeFriday, January 14. 2011HASP 2011 Proposal AcceptedFriday, October 29. 2010OLite Thermal TestingMonday, October 25. 2010OSIRIS Lite 2 (O2) Mission Concept ReviewSaturday, October 2. 2010OLite Comm System Range TestFriday, March 19. 2010Solar Cell Array CompletedSaturday, February 14. 2009It's Alive! CanSat Underway Again!Wednesday, September 17. 2008HEMI Flight CompletedMonday, September 15. 2008HASP Balloon FlightNittanySat GNC member awarded the Internship Student of the Year Award |