Our Mission:

To maintain a sustainable team dedicated to the gaining of knowledge through the designing, building, and launching of reusable rockets with innovative payloads in accordance with the NASA University Student Launch Initiative guidelines.

Rocket

The Mile High Yellow Jackets are developing a light-weight, fully-integrated, multi-mission reusable high power rocket to reach an altitude of 1 mile above the Earth. Our rocket sports a light-weight aerospace structure consisting of G-10 fiberglass circular ribs and longerons.

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Payload

The Georgia Tech Mile High Yellow Jackets will design, build, test, and fly an electromagnetically levitated plate within their rocket. This plate will be stabilized against the motion of the rocket providing a vibration-free environment for the payload in an experiment known as A.P.E.S., or Active Platform Electromagnetic Stabilization.

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Flight Systems

The Georgia Tech Mile High Yellow Jackets will pursue a comprehensive Internal rocket system to include all experimental components, required electrical components, and necessary avionics. Together, these elements comprise the core areas of expertise within the Flight Systems team.

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Outreach

The Mile High Yellow Jackets’ goal is to engage and inspire children through hands-on activities and memorable learning experiences in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. 

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Mile High Yellow Jackets Go to DC

(From left to right) Dr. Stephen Ruffin, Jordan B, Matt S., Rob R., & Richard Z.

(From left to right: Dr. Stephen Ruffin (GA SGC), Jordan Bell, Matt Schumann, Robert Rhinehart, & Richard Zappulla )

Mile High Yellow Jackets Prepare for CDR

The Mile High Yellow Jackets have submitted there Critical Design Review documentation for review by NASA engineers and NAR safety officals. Take a peek here at what those Ramblin' Wrecks are up to this year! 

Fabrication

Korsakov Test Flight

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