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The NASA Student Launch Initiative (SLI) is an educational program that engages middle and high school students in the design, construction, testing, and launching of reusable rockets with scientific payloads. The initiative aims to provide hands-on experience in engineering and science, culminating in a launch event. Teams must adhere to a structured timeline and complete various design reviews (PDR, CDR, FRR) while meeting specific vehicle and payload criteria. Safety protocols are emphasized throughout the project, alongside financial and procurement guidelines for participating schools.

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