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SOUTH BEND, Ind. --At the University of Notre Dame, Irishsat had its payload guidance and recovery system, Iris, picked by NASA as one of two undergraduate projects.
Back in August, NASA put the system abord its balloon-borne astronomical observatory for a test flight.
ABC57 has the interview with Junior Sarah Kopfer, and Chief Technology Officer and Irishsat's Faculty Advisor, Dr. Scott Howard.
                
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