Module Toolbox
Your toolkit for success. Find all the practical gear you need right here.
Head over to your Module to find awesome videos, activities, quizzes, and handy resources to tackle with your team or on your own. Step by step, engage with the content, boost your score, and take the win!
Mission Logbook
Throughout the LaunchBox program, you can document your learning journey in your Logbook. This logbook captures your ideas, reflections, teamwork, and engagement with the program. You can choose to keep either one logbook per team or have everyone maintain their own individual one.
Before starting the program, please ensure that both teachers and students set up and use their personalized Username following the standard format provided.
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Before we officially get started, we’d love to hear from you! Please take 2 minutes to complete this quick survey to share your thoughts on STEM and the space industry.
This survey is completely anonymous—your honest answers will help us improve the program for future students, so please answer openly, as there are no right or wrong answers!
Before we officially launch into Module 1, it’s time to step outside, look up at the night sky, and start exploring! Take a few moments to observe the stars, record what you notice, and get ready to share your discoveries with the class as we kick off our LaunchBox journey together.
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To get ready for the next module, check out the Fleet Space videos! Hear directly from real people working in a real space company, and start getting an idea of what your own role could be within your team to make your Space Company shine.
Module 1 Discussion Board Activities.pdfThese interactive challenges are your space to share ideas, speak your mind, and collaborate with your classmates. Whether you're posting online or building a paper board in the classroom, there's no single "right" way to participate—just pick the format that works best for you and jump in!
Space Company Ideas .PDFRunning out of ideas? Don't worry! The Fleet team has put together an awesome list of possible satellite applications just for you... to spark your creativity!
Module 2 Discussion Board Activities .pdfThese interactive challenges are your space to share ideas, speak your mind, and collaborate with your classmates. Whether you're posting online or building a paper board in the classroom, there's no single "right" way to participate—just pick the format that works best for you and jump in!
TP-module 3- Spacecraft.pdfTake a look at how we explore space! This page maps out NASA and ESA’s active spacecraft exploring our solar system alongside the powerful space telescopes capturing light across the cosmos.
TP-Module 3- Hubble.pdfWhat did Hubble see on your B-day? Discover what the Hubble Space Telescope captured on your birthday using NASA's "Hubble Bday" page! Share your cosmic snapshot on a discussion board, explain its significance, and compare your deep-space discovery with your classmates!
RASCubeLB Tips and Tricks.pdfDo you need some help? Here are some Assembly Tips & Troubleshooting.
Mod5: testing your RASCube.pdfNow that you've finished building your RASCube-LB, it's time to test it! Here are a few ideas to get you started.
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LaunchBox CASA approval Worksheet .pdf🎯 Team Assignment: Now that your RASCube-LB is mission-ready, your team needs to request launch approval from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). Make sure to provide all the required information.
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Summit to the Stratosphere NOV25_ Post-Launch Mission Review.pdf🎯 Team Assignment: In November 2025 LaunchBox students launched their RASCubes on drones, a weather balloon was also launched with imagery and telemetry due to inclement weather on the day. A follow up launch with student RASCubes was undertaken in December 2025.
You are part of a mission review team. Using real flight data from the event you must decide whether the launch should be a GO or NO-GO.
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Summit to the Stratosphere MAY26_ Post-Launch Mission Review.pdf🎯 Team Assignment: In May 2026, the two winning RasCubeLB of LaunchBox ‘26 were launched into the stratosphere on a weather balloon
You are part of a mission review team. Using real flight data from the event you must decide whether the launch should be a GO or NO-GO.
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LaunchBox Brand Identity Worksheet v0.1.pdf🎯 Team Assignment: Now that you have a clear idea of what your company is and does, it's time to create a bold and memorable brand identity for your space company.
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LaunchBox Communication Strategy Worksheet v0.1.pdf🎯 Team Assignment: Your team is now an official space company getting ready for launch — but every great company needs a strong identity and a powerful message! Work together to shape how your space team will be seen by the world.
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LaunchBox Press Release Worksheet v0.1.pdf🎯 Team Assignment: Write a professional-style press release announcing your mission to the public. This is your team’s big chance to tell the world what you’re doing and why it matters.
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LAUNCHBOX ACTIVITY. CREATE YOUR VIDEO.pdfThis is your students final Mission! You’ve worked hard, had fun, learned a lot, and brought to life a bold Space Company that could truly change the world.
Now it’s time to share all of this with the world. Let them see what you’ve built. Let them hear your vision. Shine!
Technical_Guidelines_Video_Submission_Student.pdfMission Control, we are go! Please read the Technical Guidelines carefully to create your video and ensure a perfect video submission.
Now that you’ve completed your LaunchBox journey, we’d love to hear from you! Please take 2 minutes to complete this quick survey to share your final thoughts on STEM and the space industry
This survey is completely anonymous—your honest answers will help us improve the program for future students, so please answer openly, as there are no right or wrong answers!
