The TARC (Team America Rocketry Challenge) rocket is a high-performance model rocket designed and built by teams of middle and high school students as part of a nationwide competition. The rocket must reach a specific altitude and flight duration while carrying a raw egg payload intact.
Our team is comprised of passionate individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences. We bring together a wealth of knowledge and skills to achieve our goals and make a positive impact in our community.
Designing and building a TARC rocket requires students to apply concepts in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), as well as problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills. The competition provides an opportunity for us students to learn and have fun while developing valuable skills and preparing for future careers in STEM fields.
During testing, the rocket's components, including the engine, fins, and recovery system, were observed during a test flight to see if are functioning properly and met our parameters for a successful TARC Qualification flight.
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Once the rocket has passed all necessary tests and practice launches, it can be declared qualified to launch for a qualification flight.
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We do all of our launches at Orvis Cattle Company in Farmington, CA
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