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  Welcome to the IEAS Portal, the Internet Home for Experimentalists in the sciences. This site serves as the hub for International Experimental Aerospace Society operations. It provides online news, event and sales information, along with interactive discussion forums and member contact information. We are currently expanding our focus to include a number of experimental sciences such as Chemistry, Metal Machine, Welding, Electronics, Astronomy, Computer Science and Robotics. We are currently engaged in a fund raising program to build and staff a permanent facility to provide hands-on experience for the engineer at heart. PLEASE be patient while we upgrade this site to include the new programs. Way more cool stuff is coming!

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IEAS Selected for Educational Grant
The Science Museum of Minnesota has selected IEAS to participate in a National Science Foundation grant program to develop community-based science programs. Our particular project is to develop water-rocket launch pads and course materials for schools. See the "Educational Outreach" Forum for more info.  

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First test of the Hydra-Hex ported bulkhead engine   Minimize
According to the sensors located at the bottom of the teststand, 1200 lbs of thrust was achieved.
 

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Big Green Wind Machine   Minimize
 

Vertical windmill experiment yields important data.

A number of materials were tested for two years in the frigid cold weather of northern Minnesota and during the hot humid summer. The results of the vertical windmill experiment will be published sometime this summer. Here is a short video of the Big Green Wind Machine in operation. 

 

 

  

Bun-Bun History   Minimize
According to the download from the RDAS, Bun-Bun reached 11,800 feet with a maximim velocity of slightly less than 1000 feet per second.

 

 

 

 

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