The 3D-printed hybrid rocket motor, developed at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, ignites both solid fuel and a stream of gaseous oxygen to create a powerful stream of rocket exhaust.

Researchers at Utah State University are working with NASA to develop a hybrid rocket motor that could help astronauts land on and take off from the moon in future Artemis missions.

Can rocket engine parts be made more effectively using 3D printing? A $50,000 grant from the Maine Space Grant Consortium will help Brunswick rocket-maker bluShift find out if the process is ...

The BYU Rocketry Club is soaring to new horizons after the first successful launch and recovery of a hybrid motor rocket — a first for the state.

A group of Kingston University in London engineering students have developed a rocket engine powered by an unusual but highly ...

After climbing to an altitude of 44,493 feet, the carrier jet released the spaceplane and, a moment later, the pilots ignited Unity's hybrid rocket motor to kick off a supersonic near-vertical ...

Blastoff! The rocket soared over the prairie, its unique engine screaming in unison with cheers from more than two dozen students. The months of work, late nights, calculations, and validations had ...

Hybrid rocket engines are the focus of research at institutions and universities worldwide. Due to their inherent safety, they are well suited for university education. Their good performance, ...

Hybrid rocket motors that could help extend the range and performance of future missiles are being explored through the Complex Weapon, Innovation and Technology Partnership.

Located in Brevard County, Vaya Space is creating not only a hybrid rocket, but one which reuses plastics.

ISRO successfully tested a hybrid motor at ISRO Propulsion Complex (IPRC), Mahendragiri. The Hybrid technology will enable space-launch with greater payload and perform complex task.

As it closes a $17.6 million funding round—including investments from Goff Capital and Raytheon—Firehawk Aerospace is claiming Addison as its new home.