UNSW Rocketry Team

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16/06/2026

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Last week, our team headed out to Whalan Reserve for another day of hands-on rocketry experience, with several team memb...
14/06/2026

Last week, our team headed out to Whalan Reserve for another day of hands-on rocketry experience, with several team members picking up their LPR certifications along the way!

Whalan is always a great opportunity to get time on the field, practising launch prep, recovery procedures, and building the kind of practical experience that no workshop session can beat.

A big thank you to everyone who came out and contributed to the day. See you at the next one!

08/06/2026

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Last week, UNSW Rocketry headed out to the April Whalan launch, where our T3 recruits launched their first MPR and sever...
07/05/2026

Last week, UNSW Rocketry headed out to the April Whalan launch, where our T3 recruits launched their first MPR and several team members completed personal certification launches!

It was a huge day of learning, testing, launch prep, and watching months of design and build work finally take flight. For many of our recruits, this was their first time taking a rocket from concept to launch, and it was amazing to see their hard work come together on the pad. 🚀

A massive congratulations to everyone who launched, certified, helped with setup, recovery, photography, and supported the team throughout the day. These launches are such an important part of developing practical rocketry skills, and we’re so proud of the effort everyone put in.

Last month, our team made the trip to Mullaley, where we successfully launched three rockets. Our first L2 hybrid Juno, ...
16/04/2026

Last month, our team made the trip to Mullaley, where we successfully launched three rockets. Our first L2 hybrid Juno, Longneck (made by Jonathan), and R2D2 (made by Avionics members Lillian and Oliver). Moments like these are what make all the late nights in the workshop worth it.

Again a huge thank you to McConaghy Boats for their role in Juno’s manufacturing, UNSW Engineering and the School of Mechanical Engineering for their ongoing support, and Bluesat for joining us on the road trip out.
Stay tuned for updates on our next rocket 👀

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