Caelus Rocketry
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The mission at Project Caelus is to design, build, test, and launch a bi-propellant liquid-fueled rocket to the edge of space while also creating opportunities that introduce young kids to the ever-growing aerospace industry and teaching the community about the importance of STEM education in an increasingly technological world. Through our project, we hope to show young people that it’s possible to do something that has never been done before and that there is no age threshold to exploring science and pushing technological boundaries.
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Post discussing current goals and long term timeline for the propulsion and programming team.
A brief description of the electronics and software behind our Launchbox, a physical version of the groundstation GUI.
Brief post on how the plumbing and tanks fit together on the test stand
An in-depth explanation about our ground software.
A brief update on some of the projects the Outreach Team has been working on over quarantine and over the last month
Brief post on the injector and engine design for the cold flow test
An overview of the logic behind Project Caelus' flight software, the code that will be on the rocket and is interacting with ground software.
A rundown of the propulsion-side of the cold flow test as well as an update as to what we've been working on in the past few months and our future goals.
A small update on how programming's doing, what language(s) we're planning on using, and more!