Student rocketry to the Karman Line
Space Enterprise at Berkeley's mission has always been to reach the Kármán line with a liquid fuel rocket. This is an exciting endeavor that has never been accomplished before in global collegiate rocketry.
Space represents the final frontier for humankind. The future of humanity depends on us expanding our horizons and working towards goals greater than ourselves. Ever since the first human-made object reached space in 1943, space access has been limited to the military, governments, and wealthy corporations. By combining innovative design and novel materials with tried-and-true techniques, we are showing the world that space is less expensive than it has to be.
Just one year after its founding in 2016, SEB announced to the world that we were working on Project Kármán. Now in 2023, with more than 3 years of testing, building, and launching liquid propulsion systems, Space Enterprise at Berkeley has started work on Eureka-3. Current focus of development is set on the engine, which will be regeneratively cooled and produce a thrust of 8kN.
If you want to support the development of Eureka-3, please consider donating to our team!
More details coming soon!
