To say that I am already done with this internship is unbelievable. This final week was by far the most eventful to me, from being a part of the assembly of SPRITE to finishing my CubeSat Wavelength Calibration project. I'm happy to say that I...
As I approach the end of my internship, I have had a very eventful week. Week 5 was a hectic week consisting of more of my project, meetings and lessons involving astrophysics and current updates on SPRITE, testing the deployment for the satellite antenna, the...
This week at LASP, I was finally introduced to my project. This project is working with images of star formations, images that are used to study various characteristics of stars, such as their formation and ionization. This meant I had to process these images using...
After an eventful three-week break back home working, I have returned to resume my astrophysics internship with LASP at CU Boulder. Starting off, the first thing my mentor said was, "Let's go light things on fire." He and some other undergraduate students were working on...
This week at LASP was highly informative. Mainly consisting of meetings, I learned much more about what LASP does, its projects, and Astrophysics in general. Along with meetings, there was a practice speech for the upcoming Japan trip that went over a project named INFUSE,...
My name is Liam Intemann, and I am grateful to have been able to intern at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) this summer. I am mentoring under Dmitry Vorobiev, focusing on various aspects of astrophysics and space technology. LASP has many interns,...
Hey everyone, I'm Liam Intemann, a high school student at THS. Born in the beautiful town of Telluride, I've been fortunate to be surrounded by countless opportunities that have fueled my passion for learning. Related to my internship, my interest in space has been a...