3️⃣, 2️⃣, 1️⃣ ... 🛰️
Funded by @nasa ’s Pennsylvania Space Grant Consortium, fourth-year engineering students in the spacecraft capstone course designed, built and released CanSats, can-sized satellites that collect, stream and store temperature, pressure and GPS data throughout their flight.
These CanSats autonomously detect mission altitude, release from the mounting rig and deploy a parachute while maintaining control through passive stabilization. Their descent ends at a final velocity of 5 m/s or less upon landing.
The nine teams released their CanSats from the crane on the Sackett Building construction site.
Who are you wearing? Faculty edition. 🎓
Our faculty shared who they wore for this year’s spring commencement ceremony.
Happy commencement season! 💙🤍
#PennStateScience #Commencement #Graduation #ClassOf2026
Congratulations to all of our nursing graduates who were proudly pinned at this year’s Nursing Pinning Ceremony! 🩺💙 Your dedication, compassion, and hard work have led you to this incredible milestone and we can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make in healthcare. View the full photo gallery on Flickr.
📸: Paul Krzan
#WeAre #PennStateScranton @pennstate@psunursing@psunursingalumni@pennstatescrantonsna
From first steps to final walks...
Here’s to all the Penn State students graduating this weekend 🎓
Keep tagging us in your grad posts, we love seeing all of them!!
