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The Morehead State University Space Science Center has been established to provide a research and educational facility with state-of-the art laboratories for undergraduate students in space science. SSC laboratories support R & D in antenna design, satellite telecommunications, micro/nano systems, and astrophysics.
The Space Science Center’s primary instrument is the 21 Meter radio telescope and satellite tracking antenna. This instrument is engaged in astrophysical research and NASA missions--providing space mission support (telemetry, tracking and control). The 21 M is the primary Earth station for the KySat series of orbiting satellites.
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Space Science Center Overall Goals
2.)engaging in fundamental observational astrophysics:
3.) providing satellite mission and operations support The Center is building a $15 Million R&D facility that will include:
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Ronald G. Eaglin Space Science Center
235 Martindale Dr.
Morehead, KY 40351
Phone: (606) 783-2381
Fax: (606) 783-5040
E-mail: Dr. Ben Malphrus
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