Legendary Launches, With an Epic Payload

As was mentioned in an earlier post, our rocket Legendary was launched. To see it's mission watch the Youtube video below.

Click here--->Link to Video Entry on Youtube

The blastoff was successful, and Legendary cleared the Christmas trees!

Legendary Rocket Launches "EPIC" on Friday

Youtube Link to Video

Press Release Thursday, July 29^th, 2010

Team Just Ducky has announced it will attempt the maiden launch of their rocket launch system, THE LEGENDARY on Friday, July 30^th, 2010, providing optimal weather conditions in Eleva, WI. The LEGENGARY is the launch system for their Mindstorms Robotic Lunar Lander, EPIC. Team Just Ducky has programmed EPIC to complete the lunar missions paralleling the lunar missions of the Google Lunar X Prize Foundation challenge competition.

EPIC has a specially constructed robotic arm that will successfully collect from the lunar surface the Helium 3 fuel source for providing power to our Earth for thousand of years and water components used for sustaining life and extracting hydrogen for future rocket fueling.

Among the challenge missions, EPIC will visit the “Peak of Eternal Light” to survive the severe temperature fluctuations ranging between -200*F of the deep moon shadows to the lunar surface temperatures of 280* F. The future space stations will be powered by the conversion of constant solar sunlight via special solar panels for abundant efficient energy for the many uses by all mankind of the future generations.

Estimated launch time: 2:00 pm CST

Launch location: Lowes Creek Tree Farm, Eleva, WI

Mission specialists: Team Just Ducky and friends

Thunderstorms to Hay, they still mean one thing... A Full Moon!

Tonight, Sunday the 25th of July, the sky will reveal the full moon along with the constellations surrounding it. The moon is known by many names throughout the world, but some of its more well known names are the Hay Moon, the Buck Moon, and the Thunder Moon. It is known for the Thunder Moon, due to the thunderstorms we receive in July.

Perfect Arm

Make the Most of It, by Neil Armstrong

Neil Armstrong Commander of Apollo 11

First astronaut to walk on the Moon.

“That’s one small step for man, a giant leap for mankind” July 20, 1969.

“As Americans, we are certainly fortunate. We take for granted many advantages that are not available in much of the world. Among most important is equal opportunity for a good education.

We are permitted to choose our occupation and get a good start toward the knowledge and training necessary to pursue that career. Make the most of it!

We live in excelling times. New ideas emerge every day. None of us can know what the most interesting new developments and consequent career opportunities will be available in the years ahead. But we all have the opportunity to be as ready as we can for that time.” -Neil A. Armstrong in a letter to Neil Armstrong Elementary School

Award Winning Author, Karen Pavlicin

The Documentary research is going well. After researching online, we decided it was time to call in the experts. Graciously, Karen Pavlicin met with three of our team members, since two others were on vacation. Karen Pavlicin, a local author (including Surviving Deployment; Life After Deployment; Perch, Mrs. Sackets, Crow’s Nest) and songwriter (with her own album,“little bit of faith”) shared her experiences as a successful writer.After talking with her, we gained a whole new insight into the world of imagination for creating our documentary.Bursting with new ideas we continue to film and piece our story together.

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