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.
With more than 3 years of testing, building, and launching liquid propulsion systems, Space Enterprise at Berkeley has begun the design, development, and testing campaign of Eureka-3. The current focus of development is set on the engine and nitrous oxide-IPA blowdown propulsion system. The first iteration of Eureka-3’s engine, Heavybulb, is regeneratively cooled with nitrous oxide and 3D-printed out of Inconel-718.
If you want to support the development of Eureka-3, please consider donating to our team!
