WARR Rocketry’s Nixus team successfully launched their EX-4C rocket at EuRoC 2025, reaching an apogee of 1487 meters above ground. The flight marks another milestone for Europe’s leading student rocketry program.
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In the fifth episode of our Tech Deep Dive Series, former WESP project lead Ludwig introduces the EX-1E rocket, which flew at the Spaceport America Cup 2024. The EX-1E is a two-stage, supersonic solid-propellant sounding rocket. Stay tuned for upcoming videos, where we’ll dive deeper into specific components of the EX-1E and its successor, the
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In this Tech Deep Dive video, former WESP simulation subteam lead Anibal presents the development and capabilities of the WSPR tool. This presentation was originally delivered at the Spaceport America Cup (SAC) 2024.
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In this episode of our WARR Tech Deep Dive series, Nixus Thrust Chamber Team Lead Moritz walks through the design, manufacturing, and testing of our thrust chambers. He shares insights from years of development and testing, with more content on rocket engine testing to come as we continue this year’s campaigns.
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In the latest episode of our Tech Deep Dive Series, Nixus Injector Design Lead Daniel takes us through the injector types currently in use for our biliquid project, Nixus. He also shares valuable insights into the next-generation injector technology we’re developing.
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In the first video of our new Tech Deep Dive Series, our current Nixus project lead, Jannes, explains how our liquid rocket systems work. Nixus is our bi-liquid project, which we launched at the European Rocketry Challenge in Portugal (EuRoC 2024). As the first student team, we successfully launched a cryogenic bi-liquid rocket in Europe.
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The last year was an incredible journey for our team. Launch campaigns on two continents, three launches, three awards, one new project, over 50 new members, and many other highlights defined our year. Below, we provide some insights into our achievements over the past year. Project Nixus After a year of development, 2024 marked the
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The story of the development of the largest student mobile launch tower, the challenges it faced, and the various design choices made to accomplish these goals.
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CRYOSPHERE – ROAD TO LAUNCH Over a decade ago, Project Cryosphere embarked on an ambitious endeavor to construct our most formidable rocket to date, marking a significant milestone in our 60-year history. The outcome is a behemoth of a student rocket, the EX-3. Generating an astounding thrust exceeding one ton, our aim is to soar
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WE HAVE LIFTOFF!! At the same time the long-duration hot-fire test of the Valkyrie engine took place, the Nixus team also performed the launch of one of the older Rocketry projects prototypes, the EX-1B rocket in order to validate hardware and software before the launch of the EX-4 rocket of project Nixus. This experiment was
