ROCKFORD, Illinois USA — A lifelong fascination with launching powerful rockets into the sky comes down to one last shot at glory Saturday for Jefferson High School’s Ryan Morand.

SYLVANIA, Ohio USA — Students from Northview High School have soared to new heights.  They've built a model rocket from scratch, and qualified for the world's largest rocket launching contest.

BELLEVUE, Washington USA — GPSFlight, the leader in high-performance, miniature wireless GPS telemetry, is pleased to announce the delivery of the ST900, the next generation long range telemetry transmitter, delivering new levels of performance and greater system integration capabilities.

AMW/Pro-X, the industry's largest manufacturer of high power rocketry motors and reloads, has just received certification on 17 new reloads for original AMW 54mm hardware. We have been busy in the breeding room to help you bring out the animal in your flight. 

VAN ORIN, Illinois USA — Wildman's is proud to announce they now have the Carbon Mongoose 54's in stock for only $359. The Mongoose 54 is part of the new line of Mongoose kits produced by Performance Rocketry. This is the second in sequence of a limited edition ultra high performance kit.

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, California USA — An Oaks Christian School team has qualified for the first time to compete in this weekend's finals of the world's largest rocket contest, the Team America Rocketry Challenge.

COLUMBUS, Mississippi USA — Aurora Flight Sciences announced today that three corporate-mentored teams were selected as finalists in the Team America Rocketry Challenge.

MILFORD, Ohio USA – Brad Theilman, a Milford High School junior, has scored a perfect 36 score on his ACT test – not a bad way to launch his quest to become an astronaut.

STARKVILLE, Mississippi USA — It’s only nine miles down Oktoc Road from Mississippi State University to the Berk home, an old farmhouse more than 100 years old — the central hallway works cleverly as the family’s kitchen.

AMARILLO, Texas USA — They've crashed a few rockets and broken even more eggs, but members of Canyon High School's Canyon Rocket Design club are getting ready to soar at a national competition.