Student designed. Student built.
Student launched. On a journey to space.
Our Mission
To advance the knowledge and practice of rocketry through hands-on-design, construction, and launching of high-powered rockets while fostering a collaborative and educational environment for students interested in aerospace engineering and related fields.
Mamba
Mamba is a single-stage rocket using a solid fuel motor. It will be the biggest rocket we’ve built to date aiming to launch in the spring of 2025.
Target Goals:
100,000ft MSL
Mach 3.5
Mission Objectives:
Airframe Thermal Protection Systems
Custom Propellant
Composite Motor Design
Testing infrastructure
Boomslang
Boomslang is an ethanol-fueled, nitrous oxide oxidized rocket that will launch 10,000+ feet. This project will provide insight into the efficiency of the fill system, thrust characterization, and much more!
Vehicle Objectives:
10,000ft AGL
Characterization of thrust performance
Develop higher standards of safety with respect to high-pressure systems
Testing infrastructure
Upcoming events
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Design and Development:
To design and develop experimental high-powered rockets that adhere to safety and regulatory standards.
Education and Training:
To provide educational opportunities and training in aerospace engineering, physics, and other STEM disciplines through practical, hands-on experiences.
Research and Innovation:
To prepare members for careers in the aerospace industry by developing technical, leadership, and project management skills.
Professional Development:
To prepare members for careers in the aerospace industry by developing technical, leadership, and project management skills.
Community Outreach:
To engage with the broader community through outreach programs, educational workshops, and public demonstrations to promote interest in STEM fields.