We build rockets and explore space.

An astronomy club run by youth, for youth.

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One rocket, built from scratch.

Every year the American Rocketry Challenge asks teams to hit an exact altitude and flight time with a payload on board. We design ours ourselves: sketch it, simulate it, build it, then fly it and find out how wrong the simulation was.

Miss the target by a few feet and you lose points, so this is mostly a game of small decisions.

    Target altitude Liftoff Landing Time Altitude Burnout Apogee Parachute out
    An example flight profile. We'll replace this with our own OpenRocket simulations and real flight data as we collect them.

    More than rockets.

    We're a student-run club for the next generation of scientists, engineers, and space enthusiasts. Every other week we meet for hands-on STEM activities, and we take on bigger projects together.

      The moon right now

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      Stargazing is next

      Look up this season

        Meet the rocketry team.

        These are the students designing, building, and flying our American Rocketry Challenge rocket. Everyone on the team designs, builds, and gets a say.

          Come look up with us.

          No experience needed. Come to a meeting, try a hands-on STEM activity, and find something you want to work on.

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