SSPOC (Society of Space Professionals on Campus) is a multidisciplinary club focusing on the technical and policy aspects of space. From aerospace conferences on Earth to our projects in space, we offer members a chance to develop their technical and professional skills through hands on experience and networking opportunities.
Active members have the opportunity to meet real world professionals in the space industry, space related events, and unique facility tours.
Join one of our several hands-on projects or policy papers.
Build relationships with your peers and create long-lasting connections within our community.
Take advantage of our guest speakers, go to conferences, and many other opportunities we provide.
SSTAR-HAB will be a payload that will travel to the upper Stratosphere (Around 80,000-100,000ft) to measure atmospheric forces and solar radiation levels.
SATLASS is designing a single expandable space station module that can autonomously assemble and launch CubeSats. SATLASS' goal is to write a paper based on designing and building a real-life CubeSat deployer.
Project Aether aims to address the orbital debris problem through a multifaceted approach, looking at both the technical and nontechnical side of the issue of orbital space debris.
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Society of Space Professionals On Campus
1 Aerospace Boulevard
Daytona Beach Florida 32114
United States
