Scarlet Spacehawks

09/08/2021

Hi everyone! First meeting will be tomorrow during the lunch hour in Siegel Hall room 202. See you all then!

08/21/2020

Welcome Week Bash via Google Meets: https://meet.google.com/fsm-fhds-wuy

08/17/2018

Come check us out at the student org fair!

05/15/2018

The competition was moved to today, due to weather conditions, The Space Hawks are finishing up some last minute modifications before inspections. Use the following link to live stream some of the current schools competing.

http://bit.ly/NASASpeakersBureau

05/12/2018

Tonight is the last night to work on the robot before we leave to the Kennedy Space center on Saturday. The team is working extremely hard to finish up last minute modifications.I will post up a link were you can live stream the competition and watch our Trial runs! wish us luck!!

05/09/2018

Semester is over and 3 days left before we leave for the competition. Team has been working hard these past couple of days. Awesome work team!

04/16/2018

Getting closer to the competition! These Scarlet Space Hawks have been working hard all semester. Keep up the awesome work!

01/21/2018

11/18/2017

Hieu always knows best!

Hieu is the Autonomy lead for the team. He is majoring in electrical engineering and currently a junior.

Q. What made you want to choose STEM?
A. I started programming when I was in my freshman year and I picked it up as a hobby. I really liked it and I decided to study something along similar lines.

Q. What do you like about the team?
A. I have a lot of good friends on the team and they share the same passion. When I talk to recruiters, I’m able to showcase my technical skill-set via the work I do on the robot. It’s very tangible.

Q. Describe the team in a word:
A. Winners

11/18/2017

Mechanical team

10/20/2017

Declan Mulroy, Mechanical Team lead, explaining the intricacies of different designs of the robot

10/20/2017

Check this out!! This telescope is said to be able to read the heat signature of a bumblebee from the distance between the Earth and the Moon!! As Bill Nye would say, “Science Rules”

Also, a reminder that there is a meeting tonight in Siegel Hall 118 starting at 6pm. See you there!

Originally slated for an October 2018 launch, the new flagship space telescope will have to wait another six months or so to fly to orbit.