Darrell Mobley reviews Ky Michaelson's new book, "Rocketman: My Rocket-Propelled Life and High-Octane Creations," a rare insight that reveals more about the strength and endurance of the indomitable human spirit than about the pursuit of rocketry itself.

2007 TARC contender Lucas Kalathas has written an excellent product review of the Public Missiles, Ltd. 3" Bull Puppy.  Included in his article are numerous improvements he made to make his Bull Puppy even more spectacular.  Read along with Lucas as he tells how he did it.

Just north of Interstate 80 in Princeton, Illinois, north off of state road 26, is a small town named Limerick.  Or not.  There's not really a town there, it's just a spot on a map.  What is there, though, is acre after acre of flat farmland and home of Tripoli Quad Cities' Midwest Power.

You have to admire any company that is comfortable with calling itself "BigRedBee." Not BeeTrex. Not BeeCom. Just BigRedBee. This is a small business with a small, clever product: the BeeLine GPS Tracker, a tiny (1-1/4 x 3 inch) package that weighs about 2 ounces.

This past October 20-22, 2006, rocketeers from all over the East Coast descended on the Higgs Dairy Farm in Price, Maryland to attend the event called “Red Glare,” gleaned from a phrase in “The Star-Spangled Banner” and now one of the nation’s largest regional high power rocketry events.

The Black Rock Desert is home to the premiere experimental launch in North America, the Tripoli Rocketry Association's BALLS launch.  Liberty Launch Systems and ROCKETS Magazine was there once again to capture the magic that is now in the history books as BALLS 15.

Giant Leap Rocketry leads the industry in innovative new products.  Their latest kit, the Elipse, has taken their design paradigm to a new level.  According to Ed at Giant Leap, “this design was inspired by the lines of the famous Jaguar XKE. I wanted to create a kit with curves that depart from the same old straight lines found in other rockets.”