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Club Technology Certification
Aerodynamic Engineering
Dive into the fundamentals of Aerodynamic Engineering to understand how air interacts with the shape and design of rockets. We explore concepts such as lift, drag, and stability, which are crucial for achieving successful and controlled flights. Through hands-on experiments, simulations, and educational resources, we aim to deepen our members' understanding of the science and engineering principles that govern rocket aerodynamics.
Jet Propulsion Engineering
Dive into the fundamentals of Jet Propulsion Engineering to understand how rocket engines work, how they generate thrust, and how they propel our model rockets to soaring heights. We explore the principles of aerodynamics, combustion, and fluid dynamics that make these rockets take flight. Through hands-on projects, discussions, and educational resources, we aim to deepen our members' understanding of the science and engineering behind rocketry.
Airborne Equipment Engineering
Dive into the fundamentals of Airborne Equipment Engineering to understand the components that make rockets fly. We explore various onboard systems such as altimeters, GPS trackers, telemetry systems, and recovery mechanisms. Through hands-on projects and discussions, we aim to deepen our members' understanding of the engineering principles that govern the performance and functionality of these airborne systems.
Launch System Engineering
Delve into the fundamentals of Launch System Engineering to understand the components that make a successful rocket launch possible. We explore various elements such as launch pads, launch mechanisms, ignition systems, and safety protocols. Through hands-on projects and discussions, we aim to deepen our members' understanding of the engineering principles and considerations that go into designing and operating launch systems.
Rockets
Enterprise Class
Enterprise Class
Enterprise Class
Small Rocket Class
Aurora Class
Enterprise Class
Enterprise Class
Middle Rocket Class
Pacific Class
Enterprise Class
Pacific Class
Large Rocket Class
The RFS 2024 Team was mentored by Mr. Neal Hunstein from the Rocketry Organization of California. For the Rockets For Schools 2024 competition, the team constructed a Class II high-power rocket equipped with an electronics bay. The costs associated with setting up the team will be covered by the team members and the Pacific Academy PTO Club Fund.
RFS 2024 Competition
For the Rockets For Schools 2024 competition, the team constructed a Class II high-power rocket equipped with an electronics bay.
Kelly's L1 Certification Launch
Kelly Yin got her level 1 certification on april launch mession.
RFS Test Launch
The RFS 2024 Team had launched the test rocket in april launch mession of the ROC.