Team 2Space, finalists of the '100 young people for Romania's development' campaign, will represent Romania in the aerospace competition in Texas with a supersonic rocket designed by students
Liviu Brăteanu
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Romanian students from 2Space have won a prize and will compete in the finals of the International Rocket Engineering Competition in Texas with a supersonic rocket they designed entirely by themselves. The rocket, called 'Project YODA', is 2.9 meters long, weighs 35 kg and is made of advanced materials such as carbon. The team tested all the equipment and simulated extreme conditions to ensure the rocket's performance, which aims for an altitude of 9000 meters. The launch can be watched online from June 10-14.
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Rachetă supersonică proiectată de la zero de studenţi români, lansată în Statele Unite
România lansează o rachetă supersonică în SUA. Cine se află în spatele proiectului
România lansează o rachetă supersonică în SUA: Studenții de la 2SPACE, finaliști ai campaniei „100 de tineri pentru dezvoltarea României”, în cursa globală a inovației aerospațiale
2SPACE lansează racheta supersonică „Project YODA”
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