NASA's CSLI or CubeSat Launch Initiative "provides access to space for small satellites and CubeSats, developed by accredited educational institutions, non-profit organizations, Federal agencies, and NASA Centers. CSLI provides CubeSat developers a low-cost pathway for conducting scientific investigations and technology demonstrations in space, and NASA a mechanism for low-cost technology development and scientific research to help bridge strategic knowledge gaps and accelerate qualified technology...They are a cornerstone in the development of cutting-edge NASA technologies like laser communications, satellite-to-satellite communications, and autonomous movement. Each proposed investigation must demonstrate a benefit to NASA by addressing aspects of science, exploration, technology development, education, or operations consistent with NASA’s strategic goals." (Hill, CubeSat Launch Initiative Celebrates 100th Mission Deployment 2020).  NASA has a goal to launch a CubeSat manufactured from each state, our team hopes to be the first proposal accepted and launched from Nebraska.