Space Race 2.0
Project Karman pursues the Karman Line (100km). If successful, Karman will make Northeastern University the first college to make it to space!
With access to 3D printers, laser cutters, a machine shop, and engineering toolkits, members can come up with innovative solutions to advanced engineering situations.
Our Vice President last semester, Bex did an amazing job providing the vital bridge between projects and the Executive Board. It can be a challenging task to schedule meetings between very active members with very busy schedules, but somehow she found a way to get it done. Thank you so much for your dedication to our club!
September 12th, Snell Engineering 108 @ 6:30PM
AIAA Northeastern Fixed Wing’s first plane, “The Optional Step,” completed its first successful flight on Saturday, April 9, 2016! This has been a long time coming; design complications have meant this plane took over a Read more…
The Northeastern Karman team has recently partnered with Triton Space Technologies and RCS Rocket Motor Components (RCS), to test with a new method of doing head end ignition on rocket motors. The following is a Read more…
We are pleased to announce that MathWorks has provided us a full suite of tools and packages for Matlab and Simulink! The tools will greatly enhance our ability to analyze and model our rockets and Read more…