Bytemarks Café: Project IMUA

By Burt Lum

Published August 12, 2015 at 10:18 AM HST

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We’ll find out about a collaborative project amongst community colleges to launch a payload into space. Project IMUA brought students together from Kauai, Kapiolani, Windward and Honolulu Community College for a recent launch at Wallops Flight Facility.

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