User Login

User name

Password



Forgotten your password?
No account yet? Create one! You' be able to participate in our forums, submit weblinks, launch information and other fun stuff!

Newsdesk RSS Feed

RSS 2.0
Home / Newsdesk / Media Articles
Media Articles
For Hille students, this class is rocket science
Media Article by MICHAEL DRAKULICH, Neighborhood Star   
Thursday, June 05, 2008

ImageOAK FOREST, Illinois USA — For the past several months, a group of seventh-graders at Hille Middle School in Oak Forest have concentrated on learning about rocket science - specifically space travel and the planet Mars.

Read more...
 
Teen rocket scientists soar to nationals
Media Article by COURTNEY MCLAUGHLIN, The Charlotte Observer   
Sunday, June 01, 2008

ImageCHARLOTTE, North Carolina USA — Yes, Kegan Beauchemin, Russ Kirkley and Charlie Ogino are rocket scientists.

Read more...
 
UND rocketeers take second in national contest
Media Article by JOSEPH MARKS, Grand Forks Herald   
Sunday, June 01, 2008

ImageGRAND FORKS, North Dakota USA — UND rocketeers took second place at the 2007-08 University Student Launch Initiative at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.

Read more...
 
Utah State wins NASA Student Launch contest
Media Article by The Huntsville Times   
Saturday, May 31, 2008

ImageHUNTSVILLE, Alabama USA — NASA announced Thursday that Utah State University won its college Student Launch Initiative competition held here April 19.

Read more...
 
FBI: Pilot saw flaming object near Cleveland-bound jet
Media Article by DAN KETTERICK, WKYC-TV3 NBC News   
Friday, May 30, 2008

ImageCLEVELAND, Ohio USA — FBI officials say a Continental Airlines pilot told air traffic controllers that an object with a flaming tail and a trail of smoke flew in front of the plane shortly after take-off.

Read more...
 
Florida fifth-graders soar with pilot program
Media Article by TAMMY ROBERTS, Hometown News   
Friday, May 30, 2008

ImageSATELLITE BEACH, Florida USA — Thirty-two fifth-graders at Sea Park Elementary graduated with flying colors May 22 after completing Southwest Airline's Adopt-A-Pilot program.

Read more...
 
Why all the secrecy about flight 1544?
Media Article by DR. LAURIE ROTH, NewsWithViews.com   
Friday, May 30, 2008

ImageMonday you may have not even heard that Flight 1544 flying from Houston to Cleveland was nearly hit by what numerous witnesses on the plane described as a cylinder shaped object with a long plume of thick smoke pouring out its back.

Read more...
 
Passion propels rocketeers
Media Article by JAY PATRICK, Wenatchee World   
Wednesday, May 28, 2008

ImageMANSFIELD, Washington USA — Ryan Buettner bolted from the worn wooden bleachers and went bounding over the sagebrush like a jackrabbit with a coyote on its tail.

Read more...
 
Feds mum on "missile" incident involving passenger airline
Media Article by Northeast Intelligence Network   
Wednesday, May 28, 2008

ImageHOUSTON, Texas USA — Shortly after takeoff yesterday morning, the pilot of Continental Flight 1544 reported seeing a rapidly moving object with a thick smoke trail closing in on his aircraft and shooting past his cockpit window.

Read more...
 
Rocket sighting mystery still up in air
Media Article by CINDY HORSWELL, Houston Chronicle   
Wednesday, May 28, 2008

ImageHOUSTON, Texas USA — No hobby clubs had requested or been granted clearance to launch high-powered model rockets on Memorial Day when a Continental Airlines pilot reported seeing such an object zoom past his cockpit window, authorities said Tuesday.

Read more...
 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Results 31 - 40 of 122
Get a free Rocketry Planet T-shirt!

Top Industry News

Pyramid Rocketry closing doors, announces clearance sale

GLASTONBURY, Connecticut USA — After five years of operation, Pyramid Rocketry is closing its doors. Alex Bruccoleri, owner of Pyramid, is a graduate student at Massachussetts Institude of Technology and no longer has time to operate the business.

Read more...

Top News Release

NAR announces the Team America Rocketry Challenge 2009

Team America Rocketry Challenge is an aerospace design and engineering event for teams of US secondary school students run by the NAR and the Aerospace Industries Association. The goal of TARC is to motivate students to pursue aerospace as an exciting career field.

Read more...

Top Launch Report

HARA delivers off another successful NASA SLI launch

TONEY, Alabama USA — April 26 was another beautiful day at the Bragg Farm, where the NASA Student Launch Initiative was to be held. The Huntsville Area Rocketry Association arrived to temps in the 60's, and the American flag atop of the 150 foot tower was not moving at all.

Read more...

Top System News

Join Rocketry Planet for live webcast of ULA Atlas V launch

WORLD WIDE WEB — On Monday, April 14th, 2008 at 4:12PM EDT, United Launch Alliance will launch an Atlas V rocket with ICO Global Communications's G1 commercial satellite.  Rocketry Planet has made arrangements to broadcast the launch live in one of our chat rooms.

Read more...

Search This Site

Users Currently Online

We have 43 guests and 3 members online.