Arizona Near Space Research (ANSR), a 501(c)(3) organization that promotes science, technology, education and mathematics (STEM) through Amateur Radio and High-Altitude Balloons (ARHAB) has supported NASA Space Grant programs since 2001. ANSR has conducted nearly 65 high-altitude balloon flights reaching up to 117,127 feet, many carrying student payload projects. Many more exciting flights which YOU can participate in are currently being planned.
A successful ARHAB group uses a variety of skills. These include:
-- APRS (packet), DF, DX, GPS, TV receivers, transmitters and multiple antenna types;
-- electronic and mechanical design and fabrication;
-- digital design and programming;
-- weather and flight path prediction; and;
-- many other STEM related activities.
If you're ready to roll up your sleeves and have some real fun while honing these skills, please join us! Hands-on participation by interested radio amateurs, non-amateurs and STEM oriented educational/student group participation is especially welcome.
Our regular monthly meetings are teleconferenced on the third Monday at 7:30 PM (0230 UTC).
For call-list inclusion, ANSR members should contact Jack (Pres.) or Elijah (V.P.).
Photo: Arizona Space Grant students launching ANSR-24.

We have nearly completed reconstruction of our website. Plans include access to content including previous flight data, photos of payloads, crews and students, as well as the www.KD7LMO.net archive. Our domain name is "www.ansr.org".

Click here for ANSR website and membership information
ANSR holds a number of telemetry and QSO records. Tabulation site is ARHAB WORLD STANDINGS ARCHIVE
Also, visit our "cousin" group in Colorodo Edge of Space Sciences (EOS