Hello Robert,

Attention New England Sci-Tech members! Our next rocket launch is this Saturday, JULY 15, 10:30 - 1:30 pm in Acton. Bring your rockets to the field. We will have rocket engines available for $4 each flight. Please contribute a $5 launch fee to help us pay for the field rental.

Rocketeers are welcome to come to NESciTech Friday to work on their rockets between 6-8 pm.

We welcome Eugene Fedotoff as our new volunteer in charge of rocketry this summer. Eugene will be at the Acton Fields on Saturday, so look for him for engines and help setting up your rockets. Come to the rocket build session Friday 6-8 pm to meet Eugene and finish gluing and painting your rocket.

Visit the Sci-Tech Rocketeers webpage for more info and travel directions.

For questions, email: info@nescitech.org.

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Build a rocket with us! First rocket is FREE for children!

Come to one of our rocketry build sessions (see schedule below) and then launch in Acton. Parents please participate with children under 13.

ESTES SpaceX Falcon 9 has landed at New England Sci-Tech

Come see a beautiful scale model of the Space X Falcon 9 with the Dragon Crew Capsule that takes astronauts to the space station. This is a working model complete with parachute, but is also a collectors' edition and so, no, we won't be flying it.

STR Membership:

Join the Sci-Tech Rocketeers! Membership privileges include use of of New England Sci-Tech facilities in Natick, attendance at rocketry club meetings, newsletters and invitations to club events and activities. No age restrictions, but children should be at least age 10 and a parent should stay to help if their child is under 13.

Three ways to become a member:

1. NEST Member: Join New England Sci-Tech (NEST) and join STR for free. No NAR club leadership or voting privileges.

2. Rocketeer Associate Member: Join STR separately from NEST. No NAR club leadership or voting privileges.

3. Active Full Member: Join in either category above, then also join the National Association of Rocketry (NAR). This allows you to hold an officer position, vote at business meetings, and be a club leader. NAR benefits include rocket flight liability insurance, six issues of their Sport Rocketry magazine, access to the “Member Resources” website, and access to NAR technical reports, high-power certification, and club member pages. Reduced rates for youth.