Rocket Projects

Sugar Shot to Space

The underlying goal of the Sugar Shot to Space project is too loft a rocket powered by "sugar propellant" into space, officially defined as 100 km (62 miles) above the earth's surface.

Stanford hybrid rocket project

To launch a 3" diameter hybrid rocket to 10,000 ft.

FITSat III

A combined project of a rocket and an Aerial Exploration Vehicle.

Scott Claflin's LOX/Ethanol rocket

SCA2000A.
The NEAR SCA2000A Rocket.
SDSU Rocket Project
Phoenix rocket project at the Department of Aerospace Engineering San Diego State University

SotRoc 2

Southampton University Ram-Rocket Group Design Project

MaCH-SR1 launch vehicle
Multi-disciplinary University of Colorado High-altitude Student Rocket.
H8.
The NERO H8 Rocket.
H10.
The European altitude record attempt

E-1E Rocket System
NEAR E-1E educational rocket project.
Ky Michaelson's (and CSXT team) Spaceshot.
The GoFast rocket reached 77 miles on May 17, 2004.
The da Vinci Project
The da Vinci Project is Canada’s first entry in the X PRIZE Competition and is in a quest for the first manned, non-government private/commercial space flight.

The AUSROC Page.
The AUSROC program is the most well known and ambitious of any ASRI program. The ultimate goal is to develop a microsatellite launch vehicle utilizing technology that can be scaled up for use in heavier launch vehicles.
SORAC Project
Homepage for the SORAC (Sub Orbital Rocket Amateur Class) Project
The Black Adder 2 vehicle.
The Black Adder 2 vehicle is the ERPS design for the Space Frontier Foundation $250,000 CATS prize
GLRS Project Tempest Home Page
CATS Prize attempt by Great Lakes Rocket Society
PSAS
LV-1 Sounding Rocket Project by AESS Group at Portland State University.
Super Loki Dart & Booster.
S1 SHARP booster

S1 SHARP Launch Progress Report

UA SEDS HPR Division.
University of Arizona SEDS rocket project .
VRO Dart rocket.
DART, Dynamic Active Roll Technology.
The CSA Space Science Program
Sounding Rocket Platform Description
Ed Thelen's Nike Missile Web Page
Nike Hercules historical, technical and operational information

Prizes

The X-Prize
A $10 Million prize for the flight of a vehicle carrying at least one person, to minimum altitude of 100 km (62 miles) - flown twice within a 14-day period.

The Heinlein Prize
Heinlein Estate Offers Substantial Prize Money For Space Innovations
Bowery Award for Amateur Rocketry
The Jim Bowery Award for Amateur Rocketry with $1000 going to the next amateurs launching a vehicle to a height in excess of 200 kilometers.

Stark Draper Open Source Rocketry Award.