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Yay! Rockets have arrived! Time to build!
Rockets from past years
Ben making rocket plans
...and more plans
Our Mentor --Mr. Larson
Two of our SLI rocket members getting in some extra launch time on a drizzly morning.
Mr. Miller, one of our mentors, watching our TARC rocket on a great day for a rocket launch.
#rocketscience
Briley sanded and worked on our high powered rocket fins.
Here is the scaled down model of our high powered rocket. It was launched on December 3, 2022 and was a success with an altitude of 1380 feet at 353 miles per hour at motor burn out with almost no damage!
#NASA
#NASA
; )
BUILDING
ROCKETS
IS
FUN!
It has Passed The weight Test!
It has Passed The weight Test!
Now that's one big rocket!
Now that's one big rocket!
(Team Leader-Cara)
(Team Leader-Cara)
Building the e-bay:
soldering,
tightening,
drilling.
At Tripoli North in Seymour, Texas, the J540 motor let us down.
Freezing with our beautiful rocket
Freezing with our beautiful rocket
waiting our team's turn
waiting our team's turn
motor manufacture failure
motor manufacture failure
silliness might keep us warm
waiting.....
the wires for the e-bay don't want to go where we want them
team work--we got it WIRED!
watching our rocket load onto the launch mount
watching our rocket load onto the launch mount
charred remains of the unsuccessful launch
charred remains of the unsuccessful launch
The Day Our High Powered Rocket Became a Missile : (
Tripoli Houston- Hearne, Texas
Preparing for the flight at Hearne Tripoli field
Preparing for the flight at Hearne Tripoli field
Team Photo
Team Photo
Left to right- Nicolas, Cara, Brindy, Ben, Berlin, Briley
Discussing possible problems
Discussing possible problems
luckily the e-bay was fine
luckily the e-bay was fine
our rocket sounded like a missile when it fell 4, 744 feet.
our rocket sounded like a missile when it fell 4, 744 feet.
It was a Beautiful day to launch rockets, but a bad day for our team. conveniently Our rocket cratered just this side of that treeline in the distance.
It was a Beautiful day to launch rockets, but a bad day for our team. conveniently Our rocket cratered just this side of that treeline in the distance.
March 25th --Fully Successful SLI Launch!
Tripoli Houston-South Site
Ben getting the e-bay set perfectly
Ben getting the e-bay set perfectly
collaborative thoughts
collaborative thoughts
Brindy and Briley getting the parachutes folded for success
Brindy and Briley getting the parachutes folded for success
check-in and safety checks before launch
check-in and safety checks before launch
Nice!
Perfect launch day!
Success is beautiful!
Our rocket landed perfectly at our feet!
Our rocket landed perfectly at our feet!
rocket WoWs!
rocket WoWs!
Visual Representation of Successful Dual-Deployment of Main Parachute
Demonstration Launch #4
Team OREcO2 at Tripoli Houston South Launch Site somewhere near Alvin and Galveston.
At this stage we were hoping for another safe successful launch, but were placed on hold for an hour because the wind was pretty strong this day, April 22nd. We were not permitted to launch with winds over 20 miles per hour.
YEEEESSSS! It was another successful launch for our team! Our rocket looked incredible! Our rocket [aka Operation Rocket Experiment CO2 (OREO2)] reached an altitude of 4,747 feet! The drogue deployed at apogee, and the main deployed at 600 feet. Below data is visually represented from our e-bay. What a historic Rocket season for Clear Creek ISD!
Our rocket traveled 3,898 feet from the launch pad. It landed near the duck pond, so there was a bit of a hike to retrieve our rocket.
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