Worlds Largest Sugar Rocket Motor Test.

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2 grains 12x20
260 pounds of propellan. sim was Q-8376 with a 16.9 burn time and 1883 pounds of thrustt
Motor by Rick Maschek and Eric Beckner

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I was wondering why the moon look further away last night. Dang it getting colder too. What have you done???

baddinosaur

Congrats again! I'm glad I was able to come down and see it in person. Not just sugar, it was the largest amateur solid rocket of any kind I've ever seen fire in person.

bbrockert

I used to make sugar rockets as a kid(just a tad smaller though). That was a clean burn. The nozzle looked great. Nicely done.

deeyadeli

Super nice burn, looked like a neutral thrust curve with excellent duration, not easy to achieve with sugar propellant and will minimize the max-Q peak / airframe stress. Nozzle looks great post-burn too. Congrats on your superior design and fabrication -- the results speak for themselves!

After all these years, SS2S is on the verge of becoming a reality.

laboo

Sugar motor? With all that sugar, now the earth has ‘diabetus’.

phrankr

The Earth is now on an elliptical orbit 🤣

FijiWater

I saw your title and I was like yeah I'll be the judge of that. I saw the motor then I was like yep that's pretty damn big.

patman

Wow, the power like of the SLS booster.

СергейБолдин-вм

Writes...Note to self: Point it the OTHER way next time...

hintzofcolorconcepts

That would of defiantly been seen by the residents of the international space station if it would have been on a 🚀

Wreckitrc

Have built a static test rig for this yet to do actual thrust measurements?

jjbailey

Thanks a lot, Now we are the forth planet from the sun.

baddinosaur

If your investing that much, why didn’t you make a composite rocket?

andrewdoesyt

Did you use fe oxide in your rocket candy? Was this the rocket that went 57, 000 ft. ? Congratulations on that. A ton of trust...outstanding.

rickkirby

thanks to this test the earth was pushed (not sure how to write that scientifically) meters away from the sun.
you'll need about 102 trillion more of them to push us far enough from the sun freeze kim kardisian to death (and everyone else).
thanks for the small effort.

darkshadowsx