Ignitors Rocketry

PDR video link if you wanna check it out: youtu.be/sknjov8J62M?si…

Happy 100 years of liquid rocketry! March 16th, 1926 Robert H. Goddard launched the world's first liquid fuel rocket, changing history forever. Speaking of liquid rockets...we had our Preliminary Design Review (PDR) for our team's first liquid rocket, Liquid Courage recently!

A 2.5-second rocket flight that heralded decades of discovery in space! Today marks 100 years since the first successful test of a liquid-fueled rocket. Robert H. Goddard's achievement would have appeared unimpressive by most measures: His rocket flew just 41 feet in the air, landing in a nearby cabbage patch. Liquid-propelled rocketry has been the backbone of spaceflight ever since. 📷 by Esther Goddard on March 16, 1926 (Clark University Archive)

@erauerpl Good luck 🫡🚀

Flight test of our MINI-MOE rocket happening today. This is a sub-scale solid fuelled vehicle intended to prove out our recovery systems for the full MOE vehicle. Built by the ERPL Flight Division.

yesterday our newest hybrid rocket engine, Ignis, came to life for the first time. very exciting. more to follow soon...

our cameras every time we fire rocket engine

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@HighFlowRockets @Tripolihouston @TAMU_srt Looking forward to seeing those rockets fly! 🔥🚀

Aidan's plans for 2026! 🚀 @Tripolihouston #Rocketry @ignitorsrockets @TAMU_srt youtube.com/watch?v=SPinT-…

Come visit us at the MSC Club Crawl on the first floor. Learn about our mentorship program and ask questions about what we do.

Ignitors Rocketry 2025 Wrapped 🔥

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! linkedin.com/posts/tamu-roc…

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.

1 L2 and 3 L1 certs !!!! We are so back

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

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woohoo yippeee !!! I love rockets !!!

What’s your favorite color? Mine’s RED :)

We competed in the International Rocket Engineering Competition for the very first time this year, entering the 10k COTS hybrid category with our 8.5 foot tall fiberglass rocket named FIRE IN THE HOLE, powered by a Contrail M711 motor. Thank you to everyone who supported us!