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Kent State High Powered Rocketry

📍Kent State University
🚀Student Researched & Developed
🥇Winners of 2022 Spaceport America Cup 10k

10/27/2026

This weekend the rocket team drove out to test launch one of our rockets! It was a very successful and flawless launch overall. Looking forward to more launches this year! 🚀🚀✅

10/06/2026

How festive… 🥧🍂🙃🚀

Thank you to everyone who came by to support the Rocket Team yesterday!! We truly appreciate everyone’s generous donations :)

09/30/2026

Come pie the Rocket Team and your favorite CAE professors! Any donations are greatly appreciated! (cash and Venmo accepted) See you there! 🚀🥧

09/29/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to see us at the 2026 A&E Expo this weekend! We always love getting to share our team with the community, and we really appreciate your support!! 🚀🚀

09/28/2026

Join us at Raising Cane’s in Kent to support the KSU Rocket Team this Thursday, October 1st, from 6-10p.m. 🚀😁🍗

09/13/2026

Today we had our anual Rocket Team cookout, and we celebrated our mentor, Steve’s, 10th year with us! Thank you to everyone who joined us for great food and a good time!! And thank you to Steve for hosting and for being a wonderful mentor to our team! 😊🚀

09/09/2026

3… 2… 1… Blastoff!! 🚀⭐️ Today we launched our model rockets we built last week, and it was an absolute blast! All rockets were successfully launched!

09/02/2026

Today at our team meeting we built model rockets! It was a lot of fun gaining hands on experience and bonding with all of our new and returning team members! 😎 Launch coming soon…

Also, it is never too late to join… team meetings every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. in room 152 at the CAE. 🚀🚀

08/24/2026

Join us for the first team meeting of the school year tomorrow, Tuesday August 25th, at 6 p.m. in room 152 at the College of Aeronautics and Engineering! 🚀
We are excited to start the year off right and welcome new members from all majors!

06/21/2026

Launch and recovery recap:
-Launched with Salvo 1
-Valkyries apogee recorded at 9,659 feet, after temperature corrections apogee is fairly close to simulations of 10,500 feet
-Internal temperature inside rocket at about 120 degrees Fahrenheit with wind speed of 40 MPH
-Valkyrie was recovered, with successful parachute deployment

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Kent, OH

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