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We are a community of people who are looking to educate the planet on the values of space flight. Our goal is to open up the cosmos and truly make space commonplace for everyone on the planet.
We are a new media site with daily on-demand episodes, weekly live shows and live HD coverage of major space events.
Sport Rocketry is the official journal of the National Association of Rocketry. Sport Rocketry is the longest continually published magazine devoted to the sport rocket hobby. It is published bi-monthly and features regional launch coverage, "how to" articles, rocket plans, scale data, competition tips, product reviews and much more!
STAAR Research, The Scottish Rocket Programme
STAAR Research (Space Technology Applications and Astronomy Research) was formed in July 1989. The principle research interests in STAAR Research are related to waverider spaceplane technology, and to those ends, STAAR Research has been engaged in the practical development (including flight tests) of waverider technology, mainly through sub-scale flight testing.
Stuart's Rocket Motor Development Page
Information on Stuart's efforts to create a reusable rocket motor that provides a platform for further motor experimentation.
Info and images of the parts, nozzle, etc.., along with some test firing images. Very cool stuff.
The Super-Loki is launched from a 12 ft rail which is raised to near vertical just before launch. The twist in the rails gives the rocket a 16 revolution per second spin as it exits the rail. The rocket clears the rail approximately one tenth of one second after ignition.
Taniwha Flight Computer Page, by Doug Steinfeld
Doug Steinfeld has been doing some interesting work with the Taniwha Flight Computer OS and has his own set of ROMs. Lots of info for the flight computer and his work here.
Use our handy calculator to find the unknowns in your tank equation. For instance, if you know the capacity of the tank you need in gallons and the height available in inches, enter these measurements in the appropriate fields. Then click on the "diameter or length" button to get the diameter in inches.
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