Structure & Designing Department

This department builds the "body" of the rocket. They ensure the vehicle is lightweight enough to fly but strong enough to withstand the violent forces of atmospheric exit.

• Aerodynamics: Designing the external shape of the rocket (fins, nose cone, and fairings) to minimize drag and maintain stability.

• Material Science: Selecting advanced materials like aluminum alloys, titanium, and carbon fiber composites to balance strength-to-weight ratios.

• Structural Integrity: Using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and FEA (Finite Element Analysis) to simulate how the rocket will handle vibration, acoustic loads, and thermal stress.

• Payload Integration: Ensuring that the satellite or "payload" is safely housed in the fairing and can be deployed accurately once in space.