Blue Dawn began as an idea among the Blue Dot universities, who wondered “what is the fastest, cheapest, and best Cube Satellite that can be built by undergraduate students?” A Cube Satellite is a class of Small Satellite that comes in 10cmx10cmx10cm “units” (or “U”). These tiny satellites have allowed universities to design, build, and fly their own space missions as tag-alongs to larger satellites. Now, we want to reimagine the university CubeSat community as more collaborative and interconnected than ever before, while also developing a strong proof of concept for a minimum viable CubeSat.
They also decided they neeed to promote their hackathon a little bit, so they put together this website.
16 January 2021 @polygnomial (Flynn Dreilinger)
- finalized website after hackathon 2021 with submissions and awards
This is a Jekyll site run on GitHub Pages. To test something locally (i.e. you make a change and want to see what it does) install Ruby and its package manager, Bundler. Next, in the root directory of the repository, run:
bundle exec jekyll serve
Then follow the prompt to the specified port in your web browser https://localhost:4000.
More info about testing GitHub Pages with Jekyll here.
workshops, teams, and details hold all of the content of the website except for index.html, which is the landing page. Team's has sub-folders for competition years and each team.
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