In the latest episode of our Tech Deep Dive Series, 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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In 2024, WARR Space Robotics advanced multiple projects, including the MAREE 1.0 rover, tested at DLR for the European Rover Challenge 2025. The GRAKSLER team achieved a 60m autonomous climb in Japan’s Space Elevator Challenge and announced EUSPEC 2026. The newly launched VAMPIRE project explores rocket-propelled hoppers for lunar shadowed regions. These milestones highlight WARR’s commitment to cutting-edge space robotics.
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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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Similar to our colleagues in Rocketry, Space Labs, and Robotics, MOVE experienced an eventful year filled with exciting challenges and accomplishments. From maintaining consistent communication with MOVE-II, completing and securing in-situ testing capabilities for our in-house developed STONCS, to successfully launching a stratospheric balloon mission and building valuable connections within the space industry – here’s
The year of 2024 marks a busy and very successful year for the WARR Space Labs team. Here are some of our key highlights and accomplishments! Gravimeeting Conference In March we were invited to the Gravimeeting in Erlangen, a yearly conference for German Gravitational Biology supported by the DLR. There we got to present our
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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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Ready for lift-off? Join us at the European Space Elevator Challenge EUSPEC 2024 🚀 Teams from Munich, Dresden and Japan compete for the best climber model, testing the space elevator technology. THE IDEA The fundamental idea of the “space elevator” goes back to 1895, when the scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky considered building a tower from the
50 years ago today, Germany’s first hybrid rocket took off, a milestone in space technologies. Developed by students at the Technical University of Munich, it shaped the future. Professor Robert Schmucker reflects on the past, present and future of this pioneering project and the role of the TUM WARR student group. On 12. March 1974,
