Propulsion
Liquid engine architecture, feed systems, and hardware development.
Student-led aerospace engineering
Building the next horizon of liquid rocket propulsion
New Horizon Engine Team is a student-led aerospace engineering team developing a liquid bipropellant rocket engine through hands-on work in propulsion, controls, software, testing, and full systems integration.
- Student-ledDriven by active students at Rutgers University
- Self-fundedFunded by personal investments and sponsorships
- Custom DesignIn-house development of propulsion, electronics and software
- University IndependentOperating independently to pursue flexible programs outside the university
- Non-profitOpen-source aerospace and electronics, focused on sharing knowledge freely
About the team
More than a club. Built like an engineering program.
New Horizon Engine Team is a student-led, self-funded, university-independent aerospace engineering group developing and testing a liquid bipropellant rocket engine. Our team focuses on hands-on, custom design across propulsion, electronics, controls, and software, with an emphasis on building real systems from the ground up.
Our work includes engine development, ground control software, system integration, and validation testing, all driven by practical engineering and constant iteration. As a non-profit effort, we also aim to spread aerospace knowledge, support open technical growth, and make real-world rocket engineering more accessible.
Electronics
Sensor interfaces, valve control, safety logic, and embedded systems.
Ground Control
Telemetry, command flow, and operator software for testing and operations.
Testing
System integration, validation, troubleshooting, and iterative design reviews.
Team
The people building
New Horizon
Support our mission
Fuel testing, hardware, and growth.
Sponsorship directly supports materials, electronics, fabrication, software, and the real testing required to move student-led aerospace forward.
Why sponsor New Horizon?
Supporting New Horizon means investing in a student-led team doing real aerospace engineering, not just studying it. Your sponsorship directly helps fund hands-on work in propulsion, electronics, controls, and software while supporting our mission to share that knowledge openly and free for others to learn from.
Our work
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