The University of Toledo’s Day of Giving is happening now through tomorrow!
If you’re able to give, please use the link below and select M.I.M.E Student Organizations Challenge → Contribute → Designation: Rocketry Club. Thank you in advance!
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CDR has officially been submitted! Now the team will begin working on FRR for submission in March. With the new semester coming up, the meeting times will stay the same as follows:
6-7 Vehicle Tuesday
7-8 Payload Wednesday
6-8 General Thursday
Can't wait to see yall next week!
Happy Thanksgiving from UT Rocketry! 🦃
On Tuesday the team presented the PDR design to NASA, and they were excited with positive feedback!
Huge thanks to everyone that helped present and work on the PDR.
Stay tuned to see Astreus fly this Spring!
Proud moment for our club members!
This past weekend two of our members, Lucas Paskey and Michael Vargas earned their L2 certificates!
Members also launched custom flight computers, and two-stage rockets, with amazing results! Check out some of the pictures below!
Last week, I finished my summer co-op at @L3HarrisTech as a Radiation Effects Engineering. The aerospace industry is moving fast, and knowing how space radiation effects electronics is incredibly important for our launch vehicles and spacecraft to survive these environments 🚀
Even a crash landing couldn’t keep them down. The UToledo Rocketry Club earned the Artemis Student Challenge Innovation Award at NASA’s 2025 Student Launch Challenge for their E.P.I.C. Payload Capsule. The award recognizes the scientific payload design in the national competition. https://t.co/Nf5EUQpswz
UT Rocketry's Project Hyperion is officially DONE!🚀 After 820 pages of reports, 4,200 miles driven, thousands of work hours, and an award won, we finally completed the 9-month long 2025 NASA Student Launch.
Our team is looking forward to next year's NASA Student Launch!🚀
During the 25th Anniversary @StudentLaunch, we took part in the Open Rocket Fair at the Von Braun Center in downtown Huntsville, Alabama. During this event, we showed off the Project Hyperion full-scale launch vehicle, air brakes, payload, and our program experiences 🚀🚀
🎉 Congrats to #RocketEngineer Jerjuan Newton on signing with the @Broncos! 🏈💥
He earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering Tech—proof you can be an engineer and a D1 athlete. Few schools support both. UToledo does. 💪
#ThePowerToDo#GoRockets
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On 3/17, @utrocketry submitted FRR Report for Project Hyperion! This @StudentLaunch deliverable showcases our team's work in verifying the launch vehicle and payload for Launch Week in Huntsville. Then, on 4/10, our team completed our FRR Presentation. Go Rockets, Go Hyperion 🚀
🚀 UT Rocketry Merch is now open 🚀 We have our Spring 2025 Semester merch open until midnight 3/14. We have 3 shirt designs to choose from, as well as polo shirts, keychains, and sticker packs. Shipping is available on all orders. Visit our website to place your order today!
🚀 UT Rocketry Merch is now open 🚀 We have our Spring 2025 Semester merch open until midnight 3/14. We have 3 shirt designs to choose from, as well as polo shirts, keychains, and sticker packs. Shipping is available on all orders. Visit our website to place your order today!
Making long-distance calls look like child's play to the Project Hyperion Payload 🚀 As we move to the FRR milestone for this year's @StudentLaunch, we have our mission payload electronics sending flight telemetry to our own ground station! Go Hyperion, Go Rockets 🚀
At the end of January, UT Rocketry completed their CDR Presentation for Project Hyperion! This milestone presentation was critical in showcasing our final launch vehicle and payload designs for this year's @StudentLaunch. Go Rockets, Go Hyperion! 🚀