Ive been told this is THE book to read when learning about liquid rocketry3wk ⋅ ecstasy_wordie ⋅ r/rocketry
I came across this gem in a Kerbal Facebook group. Couldn't stop laughing.2yr ⋅ RocketsRopesAndRigs ⋅ r/rocketry
Just your average hydrostatic test.. Nothing quite like working from home!2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
My fin dried weird over night how will this impact the flight of the rocket?5mo ⋅ reichnowplz ⋅ r/rocketry
Student group develops roll control and fairing separation systems for South Africa's rocket plans2yr ⋅ JoburgBBC ⋅ r/rocketry
My New Years resolution last year was to design an Axial Turbopump. Today I delivered and open sourced my tool.1yr ⋅ aflofo ⋅ r/rocketry
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you: BIG CORN. I'll be flying it for my L1 cert this Saturday!2yr ⋅ Han_Slowlo ⋅ r/rocketry
BURPG 2,500lbf Liquid Biprop Hotfire (featuring innovative tree-based test stand anchoring)1yr ⋅ burpg ⋅ r/rocketry
It's amazing how something so terrifying could be so beautiful. A rocket engine is born!2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
I’m working on my Masters in Space Systems Engineering, but deep down I love rockets...anyone else reading through this on their own time?2yr ⋅ poopadoope ⋅ r/rocketry
I’ve been told this is THE book to read when learning about liquid rocketry4yr ⋅ Elements118 ⋅ r/rocketry
Bummed to see Masten Space closing shop; a company with a long reputation as a gritty shop for engineers in the area to cut their teeth on rocket tech. Pictured below is the Xodiac vehicle with 100+ successful flights and helped pioneer precision landing & hazard avoidance VTVL rocket technologies.1yr ⋅ just-rocket-science ⋅ r/rocketry
Hi guys, did anyone have a link to research that dimples like this in the picture effect on the rocket speed and range increase and what pattern is better for it ? Thank you all in advance.3mo ⋅ ExpensiveCode8350 ⋅ r/rocketry
Liquid rocket partially cladded on its launch rail. DanSTAR's Dragonfly rocket getting close to flight readiness after testing the fluid system with water.4yr ⋅ Rasmus0909 ⋅ r/rocketry
Today NASA finally launched Artemis I, most powerful rocket engine ever flown to space, in the first step of a new era of exploration for the Future of Humankind way beyond our tiny little marble. : )1yr ⋅ My_Redditor_Username ⋅ r/rocketry
Here's a shot of our completed fuel tank! Nothing says fun like 200L of kerosene. His name is Big Fish.2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
White lightning propellant is such a pain to get going, but it’s damn cool when you get a successful ignition!1yr ⋅ cfb_rolley ⋅ r/rocketry
Over 100 of my 5th-8th grade students designed 3D printed nose cones and laser cut fins. They then built their unique rockets in my makerspace class. This is 1 of 8 class's rockets in progress.2yr ⋅ hallbuzz ⋅ r/rocketry
MASA's Clementine Rocket: The Largest Liquid Rocket Ever Launched by a Student Team!1mo ⋅ masa_rockets ⋅ r/rocketry
Starsailor partial stackup (Chief Engineer for scale). Hard to believe that this is only the top 1/3rd!2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
To the people who have read this book, what are your thoughts? Is it worth buying?4mo ⋅ TomZenoth1 ⋅ r/rocketry
At Mach 4.49, this is the Schliren Image of TSM, a student-designed and built rocket that will be launching to space in December!3yr ⋅ masa_rockets ⋅ r/rocketry
Hey guys, you all remember our fuel tank Big Fish? Well we're all very happy to introduce you our LOX tank: Bigger Fish.2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
South Africa's University of Kwazulu-Natal has begun initial work on the SAFFIRE engine. With electrically driven turbo pumps.3yr ⋅ JoburgBBC ⋅ r/rocketry
🚀Lookin clean 🧼 👀 Check out my project on Instagram: @nico3_rockets3yr ⋅ MartinezAerospace ⋅ r/rocketry
UCLA sets altitude record for a student built liquid bi-propellant rocket with flight to 20,000’ (Videos and info in comments)3yr ⋅ bitloml ⋅ r/rocketry
Was given a bunch of motors when i was wee lad probably 25 years ago or so by a family member. Looked at the dates for the first time today... some are 54 years old.1yr ⋅ Rickhonda125 ⋅ r/rocketry
Starsailor full stackup. After 3 years of hard work and persistence, it's a special moment seeing everything all come together.. photos don't do it justice. Funny coincidence, Starsailor is about 1-2 inches longer than all four of our previous rockets combined!2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
Guess I’ve taken too long for this photo. Haven’t been able to launch yet.3yr ⋅ TheWhiteCliffs ⋅ r/rocketry
Is this Indian subcontinent only version missing anything due to ITAR or EAR restrictions? Should I return it and report the Amazon vendor that sent it to me?1yr ⋅ Spicy-Pants_Karl ⋅ r/rocketry
Its good to see our Camera Bay coming together. With 8 cameras in this segment (4 radial, 4 downwards), hopefully we catch some good footage!2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
I made diagrams for the different types of rocket power cycles. Hope you guys appreciate this4yr ⋅ deltlead ⋅ r/rocketry
In case you were wondering how much it costs to get a Dewar of LOX. Not including add-on fees.1yr ⋅ EthaLOXfox ⋅ r/rocketry
Acetone-fueled liquid rocket - the second launch of 1Cat/4, our 2-inch diameter nitrous biprop2yr ⋅ DE-173 ⋅ r/rocketry
What would it take to make a landing rocket like BPSspace?I want to make one :)1yr ⋅ A3D13L ⋅ r/rocketry
I went to Kennedy Space Center this week and got a pretty up-close shot of the F-1s injector plate4yr ⋅ piercemj ⋅ r/rocketry
This was a fun research project! Here's a summary of my findings (Part 1 of 2), for the tech stack you need to enable rockets like Falcon-9, Starship and New Shepard to land. Also interesting to note that Grid fins weren't invented by SpaceX but a Soviet Ballistic missile designer in 1956.1yr ⋅ just-rocket-science ⋅ r/rocketry
More work on Space Concordia's Starsailor nosecone assembly underway. Can't wait to see the full stack!2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
What moment when your tank passes hydrostatic testing and now you need to make it fly 😅2yr ⋅ C12H26_O2 ⋅ r/rocketry
Planning to print a New rocket, which design do you think looks best?1yr ⋅ JayRogPlayFrogger ⋅ r/rocketry
Be sure to catch Artemis 1 launch window opens at 2:17 pm est. Super excited for this launch one of its secondary payloads is a cube sat that I worked on as a student called lunar IceCube!!1yr ⋅ killerbob56 ⋅ r/rocketry
Going for my level one cert tomorrow. This baby's going supersonic!2yr ⋅ justaguy0nr3dd1t ⋅ r/rocketry
The custom machined propellant valves, igniter, and injector for a 350lbf liquid bipropellant engine, ready for assembly2yr ⋅ DE-173 ⋅ r/rocketry
Central Oregon Lawn Dart - Photo by Tom Lentz, NXRS 2023 (sent to OROC mailing list)11mo ⋅ broofa ⋅ r/rocketry
There's already Pythom Space thread but I just wanted to share this direct quote from the CEO...2yr ⋅ No_While_1501 ⋅ r/rocketry
Made an important stop before launching our liquid bipropellant rocket tomorrow!3yr ⋅ CommanderSpork ⋅ r/rocketry
Hybrid engine plumbing - Students' Space Association (SKA), Warsaw Uni of Technology3yr ⋅ szagu ⋅ r/rocketry
Stupidest rocket I ever built. That time I built a rocket out of a hitachi magic wand box, because it felt like the right thing to do.4yr ⋅ Blk_shp ⋅ r/rocketry
My level one rocket. I spent 5 hours last night finishing painting it. What do you think?4yr ⋅ eight-martini ⋅ r/rocketry
Cape Canaveral, c. 1960. The series of launch pads that were used to test the Atlas and Titan Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles at the Cape were called ICBM Row.2yr ⋅ DizzyUpThaGirl ⋅ r/rocketry
