Rockets

Rockets

Rockets

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Media

Nine Objectives

Between 1999 and 2004, I built and flew 23 original rocket designs.

	Name:	Date of first flight:	Flights:	Description:
	Space Racer	August 22, 1999	3	First custom-build.
	SAM-66	November 21, 1999	10	First two-stager.
	Sunbird II	November 21, 1999	2	Boost glider.
	Pi	December 12, 1999	2	First clustered-engine design.
	Sprint	February 13, 2000	4	High-performance design.
	Leviathan	August 8, 2000	3	First D-powered rocket.
	Space Racer II	August 23, 2000	4	Replacement for Space Racer.
	Arcturus Mk. 1	December 31, 2000	1	"Passive sounding rocket" prototype.
	Roswell or Bust!	April 29, 2001	5	Flying saucer.
	Brinley	November 29, 2001	4	First "Micro-Maxx" design.
(no photo)	Short-March	January 27, 2002	1	"Micro-Maxx" scale-like rocket
	Discovery	February 17, 2002	2	Imitation of Discovery from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
	XW-1	April 7, 2002	2	Imitation of Bell X-1.
	Apollo-LES	April 7, 2002	1	Scale model of first Apollo Pad-Abort test, November 7, 1963.
(no photo)	Sprint II	May 8, 2002	3	High-performance replacement for Sprint.
	Lone Star	May 28, 2003	4	Built for the "Triumvirite".
	Mercury-Redstone	December 22, 2002	2	Flying conversion of a paper model from Delta 7 Studios.
	Shenzhou	June 25, 2003	1	Scale model of Chinese manned space launcher.
	Saturn 1B	August 5, 2003	1	Plastic model conversion (WAEC Objective #5).
	Saturn V	June 15, 2004	1	Flying conversion of a paper model (WAEC Objective #1).
	Gemini-Titan II	June 15, 2004	1	Flying conversion of a paper model (WAEC Objective #2).
	Juno 1	June 15, 2004	2	Scale model of first American satellite launcher.
	Chrysler Building	July 1, 2003	1	Flying scale model of famous New York skyscraper (WAEC Objective #3).

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