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Cornell Rocketry Team
Part of the CRT series
Getting Started
EnrollmentExpectationsFacilitiesFiles & CommunicationGrading
NASA USLI Seasons
2017-20182016-20172015-20162014-2015
People
Professor Douglas MacMartin (Team Advisor)Daniel Sheerer (Team Mentor) Yash Sahota (Co-Team Lead) Matt Schneider (Co-Team Lead)
Subteams
AirframeBusinessCommunications (Comms)Electrical and Software (E&S)Independent Testing and Validation (INTEV)Payload Propulsion
High-Power Rocketry Certification
Level 1 Level 2 • Level 3
How to & Guides
WikiDocumentationWriting about Safety and HazardsStyle GuideShareLaTeX GuideTechnical Writing GuideSolidworks TrainingGitHubControls BasicsAltium3D PrintingDesign CatalogAcronym DictionaryANSYS Guide
Reference
Branding and Standards* Useful Calculations*Launch Database*
Miscellaneous
FAQsLibrary of Useful Sources
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Cornell Rocketry Team (CRT) is a student-led engineering project team at Cornell University. Consisting of students from four different colleges within the university, CRT strives to push the limits on high-power rocketry and build innovative and sustainable payloads. The team is currently competing in the 2017-2018 NASA University Student Launch competition with their rocket, ''Flammea''.

As part of their team education series on high-power rocketry, members build and launch Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 high-power rockets. Most local launches occur as part of Upstate Research Rocketry Group (URRG), sanctioned as Tripoli Prefecture #139 and National Association of Rocketry (NAR) Section #765.

List of Subteams

Documentation

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