Capability ladder · step 01 · Rocketry
A prediction, a flight,
and an honest discrepancy.
- Entry point
- USD 2,000
- Audience
- Secondary schools · first-year undergraduate
- Capabilities
- Model and mid-power · Altimeter recovery · Range safety training · Club programme support
01What it teaches
Get something off the ground.
- 01Thrust, impulse and the rocket equation
- 02Drag, stability margin and why fins are aft
- 03Recovery sizing and descent rate
- 04Predicted versus measured, and the discipline of explaining the gap
02Specification
What is actually in it.
Kit
- Airframe
- Cardboard or fibreglass, 25–76 mm
- Motor classes
- A through H, mount dependent
- Recovery
- Parachute with sized deployment charge
- Instrumentation
- Barometric altimeter, logged to flash
- Reusable
- Motor and igniter are the only consumables
Programme
- Cohort size
- 20 – 120 students
- Contact hours
- 18, across six sessions
- Instructor training
- 1 day, includes range safety
- Assessment
- Flight card, prediction, post-flight analysis
- Progression
- Feeds directly into EduSat, step 03
03Open · no account required
Flight profile simulator
The same integration a student performs by hand in session three, run here in a few milliseconds. Notice how much of the altitude is coast — the motor stops working long before the rocket stops climbing, and that surprises almost everyone the first time.
Where this sits
See what a programme includesEvery rung shares one curriculum spine and one assessment standard, so a department can start small and grow without re-teaching itself.
Next
Test the claims before you talk to us.
Three simulators run in the browser with no account and no form. They are the same computations that run inside the curriculum — if the arithmetic does not hold up, you will find out in ten minutes rather than after a purchase order.
Tier 0 is open · Tier 1 unlocks on a verified institutional email