Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team

Home of Texas A&M's first Liquid Bipropellant Rocket Engine, Elysium.

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

We fired our engine again!

Elysium 1 achieved a 4 second burn and produced 512 pounds of thrust! This is our largest sustained burn with a 1.8x improvement in thrust from our first fire.

Our test met all of our success criteria and marks the end of Elysium's hot fire campaign.

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

Donate here --> https://t.co/KUDxgtK90r

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

RED is GRINDING

Elysium 2's stand, diverter, and tank are coming along, we're conducting cryo tests prepping for our LOX engine, and much more!

Thank you to our sponsors who's contributions are pushing us to step into test sooner.

DM to join our growing list of supporters!

[Stefan Salaices @stefan_salaices]

HOWDY

We are bannering at Astro Awards near the back of the exhibit hall! Come check us out we are here to talk about Rocket Engine Design!

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

@blueorigin @sendcutsend @PCBWayOfficial @RainmakerCorp @AtomsNotBits Read the whole post on LinkedIn
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[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

RED Newsletter Thread:

1 year ago TAMU RED made history: successfully firing Texas A&M University’s first liquid bipropellant rocket engine, Elysium.

Since that milestone, the team hasn’t slowed down for a moment. Over the past year, we’ve:

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

@blueorigin @sendcutsend @PCBWayOfficial @RainmakerCorp @AtomsNotBits, Nasa Texas Space Grant Consortium, Timewolf, and Jacob’s Minecraft Newsletter.

Please help supportpropulsion innovation and education by donating: https://t.co/KUDxgtK90r

If you'd like to sponsor RED, contact us at [email protected] and DM on X.

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

@sendcutsend thank you SCS 😊

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

Some @sendcutsend treats came in for structures

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

TAMU RED has been hard at work this semester, and here's a taste:

Check out our newsletter where we describe the Elysium 1.1 hot fire campaign and our development of Elysium 2!

https://t.co/QeCIi30v66

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

Donations: https://t.co/KUDxgtJBaT

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

We fired our engine again!

Elysium 1 achieved a 4 second burn and produced 512 pounds of thrust! This is our largest sustained burn with a 1.8x improvement in thrust from our first fire.

Our test met all of our success criteria and marks the end of Elysium's hot fire campaign.

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

While our ambitions are high, our funds are low.

If you want to help support A&M build its first liquid vehicle, click on the link below.

We need roughly 10k to make it happen.

All donations go directly towards purchasing hardware, and any amount helps!

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

While our ambitions are high, our funds are low.

If you want to help support A&M build its first liquid vehicle, click on the link below. We need roughly 10k to make it happen.

All donations go directly towards purchasing hardware, and any amount helps!

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

DMF??? uhhh

[Jim Belosic @jimbelosic]

Many. Whenever we launch a service, there are lots of poorly defined requirements on our end, as well as a lot of “creativity” from the customer side. Day 2 of CNC service we had like 80% demand from things that were barely 3Dprintable, let alone machinable.

The faster you can see what the public is doing, the faster you can adjust your service to match…or at least set expectation.

[TAMU SRT @TAMU_srt]

Do not eat the caviar (palladium-alumina pellets)

[Texas A&M Rocket Engine Design Team @tamu_red]

It’s a tragic waste of time to not build rocket engines

[Carlisle @CarlisleDiana]

It’s a tragic waste of time and life to be a shy over thinker