At our January member meeting, Bill Clune, the keeper of the MARS bucket of rocket program, brought in a large box of well loved models in need of repair. A few attendees took home a few corpse’s along with pieces … Continue reading →
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On Saturday August 18, The weather was cloudy with a decent wind going. Sunday was better with partial cloudy skies and less wind. We also had a visiting boy scout troop 667. They learned how to prep their rockets. They … Continue reading →
On Saturday setup was done in the morning. We had cloudy conditions and lots of wind. We still had plenty of launches even with the winds. We did shut the range down around 3:30 on Saturday due to wind gust … Continue reading →
WE had a couple great days for flying. There was a decent turn out for this weekend. More people than I was expecting. Saturday was high clouds and little or no wind, we were flying almost straight up and down … Continue reading →
Every June the Museum of Science and Technology (The MOST) in Syracuse sponsors the Central New York Rocket Team Challenge. This is a contest in which middle school and high school teams build and fly mid-power rockets, competing in areas … Continue reading →
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The Beast is complete and flown its first rocket. … Continue reading →
MARS Annually hosts the MOOG Regional Rocketry Challenge on that Saturday. Since the Weather has been so glorious as of late, the MARS Board of Trustees has decided to make make Sunday a BONUS Day! Full Waiver in Effect, Wind/Weather … Continue reading →
