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Blasting into space — on a small scale

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Blasting into space — on a small scale
Summary Tim DeBenedictis says he can loft a satellite into orbit by crowd-funding and Kickstarter.

Description Tim DeBenedictis' San Francisco company, Southern Stars, next year plans to launch a tiny satellite financed by equally small donations.

So far, 1,688 people have contributed at total of $83,937 to build and launch the SkyCube, a satellite slightly smaller than a six-pack. Some investors have kicked in as little as $1.

Read more: http://www.mysanantonio.com/business/article/Blasting-into-space-on-a-tiny-scale-3832137.php#ixzz25DnHdTxj

Tags: Crowdfunding, Crowdsourcing, Kickstarter, NASA, Satellite, SkyCube, Tim DeBenedictis
Samuel Bennett Posted by Samuel Bennett
Sep 01, 2012 03:16 am GMT Viewed 1488 times
Author: David R. Baker Source
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