FSGC Hybrid Rockets Competition 2016-2017

For general information on this competition, including dates, locations, and requirements, see the NASA FSGC Hybrid Rocket Competition website.

The objective of the competition was to build and launch a hybrid powered rocket. There are two categories of competition to choose from. The first category consists of launching a hybrid rocket to the maximum altitude. The second category challenges the teams to fly their rocket closest to 2,000 feet in altitude. We as an organization have chosen to do both! Building of these rockets will begin as soon as possible. If you are interested in hybrid rockets, which incorporate two separate mediums, an oxidizer and a solid propellant, then contact us today!

UPDATES

2nd January Build Day

Posted on February 1, 2017 by Ian

On Sunday, January 29th, SOAR held a general build day for all projects at our workshop space. Progress was made […]

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General Body Meeting

Posted on January 27, 2017 by Ian

Our general body meeting last week, on January 5th, had a great turnout! SOAR members were updated on new policies, […]

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January Build Day & Update

Posted on January 16, 2017 by Ian

On Sunday, January 15th, SOAR held a general build day for the NSL and FSGC Hybrid projects. NASA Student Launch […]

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Hybrid Rocket in the Planning Stages

Posted on October 20, 2016 by Brett

There are two competitions that USF SOAR will be participating in at NASA’s FSGC Hybrid Rocket Competition: Launch a rocket […]

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