UORocketry

Ten years of uORocketry! 🚀

To every member, past and present, who pushed the boundaries of student rocketry: thank you. This milestone belongs to all of us.

On to the next decade! 🎉

Join us next Saturday, September 19, at 1 pm to kick off the year with our annual general meeting! Everyone is encouraged to come and learn more about what we do and get involved.

After the meeting, we're holding Rocket Hacks, where you get to build your own rocket and launch it the following weekend! For Rocket Hacks, DM us, or sign up using the SimpliEvents link in our bio! e-transfer 10$ to [email protected], and reach out if you have any questions. We also take cash! Rocket materials and snacks are provided!

See you then!

Meet the team! | Notre équipe !

As we step into a new school year, let's meet the leads of uORocketry!

When given the opportunities to lead and tackle ambitious challenges, the brilliant minds at uORocketry demonstrate what women are capable of in engineering, proving every day that women belong at the forefront of STEM!



Lorsqu’on leur offre l’occasion de diriger et de relever des défis ambitieux, les esprits brillants d’uORocketry démontrent tout ce dont les femmes sont capables dans le domaine de l’ingénierie, prouvant chaque jour que leur place est au premier plan des STIM !

uORocketry is proud to announce that we've won 1st place in the restricted category and the Grand Launch Trophy at the 2026 Launch Canada Challenge.

With our minimum diameter rocket of a mere 3" diameter, Perigee-Gee soared to the skies with a maximum altitude of 34 801 ft and a maximum speed of Mach 2.3. Flight and recovery were nominal, with the signature of Chris Hadfield on the nose cone unscathed from the flight.

L'équipe uORocketry est fière d'annoncer que nous avons remporté la 1ère place dans la catégorie Restricted en plus du trophée Grand Launch au défi Launch Canada 2026.

Avec sa fusée d’un diamètre minimal de seulement 3 po, la Perigee-Gee s’est élancée dans les airs, atteignant une altitude maximale de 34 801 pi et une vitesse maximale de Mach 2,3. Le vol et la récupération se sont déroulés sans encombre, et la signature de Chris Hadfield sur le cône de nez est restée intacte après le vol.

Launch Canada 2026: Day #7