
🚀Official SDSU Rocket Project Account Instagram: @sdsu_RocketProject
San Diego, CA
Joined August 2016
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A bird? A plane? Nope! This is a rocket engine pintle! This is one part of the KSD booster engine injector system! These photos were taken during a water flow test of the engine hardware, in which the team attempts to categorize the efficacy of the orifices.
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Ever wondered what SDSU Rocket Project has been up to? Well, we want to formally introduce you to our new project, Kármán San Diego (KSD)! Check out more details and visuals by going to our latest website page sdsurocketproject.org/ksd
Shout out to @wikkit for reminding us that we should probably be posting on here a bit more 😄 more content to come soon!
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Be sure to check out our Lady Elizabeth mini-documentary on YouTube! The video highlights our endeavor to build a dual cryogenic rocket methalox rocket. youtube.com/watch?v=K3a16jAo…
Want more details about our recent launch? Check out this story on the SDSU News Center! okt.to/BKVDoX
Our Lady Elizabeth LOX/CH4 Rocket not only broke a collegiate height world record but also had something a little fun inside! Watch to the end! #SDSU #Aerospace #rockets #methalox
3... 2... 1... Launch! Rocket Project had a successful launch and recovery of Lady Elizabeth. The rocket reached a maximum height of 13,205 feet! Lady Elizabeth is the first methalox rocket to be successfully launched and recovered.
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Last November, we scrubbed the launch of our Lady Elizabeth rocket due to issues with our recovery system. After making fixes over winter break, we are now ready to go back out for another launch attempt on February 1st! #rockets #sdsu #university #launch
We’re all safe here! Got things packed in case of evacuation but the fire department seems to have it all under control
#BREAKING: Students are being evacuated as a fire burns near SDSU. Officers say power to the trolley in the area has been cut fox5sandiego.com/2019/09/15/…
Last week Rocket Project had the opportunity to give a speech for the 1969: First Moon Landing stamp unveiling at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. It was a great honor to be included in remembering what created generations of Dreamers!
#FintegralFriday Checking the fit of our lower airframe and engine assembly!
A few photos from our static last weekend. It was a hot one! We got to terminal sequence but we had an igniter issue. We look forward to going back out this summer!
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The farthest object ever explored is slowly revealing its secrets, as scientists piece together the puzzles of the Kuiper Belt object the @NASANewHorizons spacecraft flew past on New Year's Day, four billion miles from Earth. See what they’ve learned: go.nasa.gov/2HGq1li
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Nearly 50 years after we collected Moon rocks and soil during Apollo, we're ready to look at them with new eyes. 9 teams will receive unopened samples from Apollo 17 to study them with the latest technology. Thanks for the time capsule @NASA circa 1972! go.nasa.gov/2HeFjhM
A photo from our #LOX Fueling Ops team this weekend! We got to the pre-terminal sequence and our remote pressurization solenoid decided to not actuate. We will be rigorously checking and testing this issue for a successful static next visit in a few weeks!
This #TeachingTuesday we're throwing back to February 23rd, Engineering Day at the Mall, where our members got a chance to get the next generation excited about rockets! #DiscoverEngineeringWeek #SDSU #RocketProject #ASCE
Had a great time catching up with @PrezDeLaTorre at the #RocketsRacecarsRobots event with #DiscoverSDSU! We're excited to have her out at our next launch!
We are pleased to announce the 2019 Galactic Unite Borden Scholarship recipients have been determined. Due to a generous last minute, donation from the Borden Galactic Unite Foundation, enough funding is available to award ALL 11 applicants the scholarship.
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