August 9, 2024: Wrapping Up Project 767

Following the final launch of Harrier 2A and the inaugural launch of the newer Harrier 2B rocket on July 27, 2024, I am officially concluding Project 767! This has been my favorite project so far and has been absolutely a blast despite its many challenges. I am super thankful to my sponsors, Vitor Goncalves, Steve Ghertner, and Zach Dunn, as well as to Jan, Jim, and Charlie Brackett for supporting me throughout this project. I am also thankful to Nicholas Woodard, Gabi Ackerman-Lieberman, Henry Wykoff, and Will Ostroski for assisting me with launches and providing plenty of fun and laughter during launch attempts. Lastly, I would like to thank the Bluegrass Rocketry Society (BluesRockS), Music City Missile Club (MC2), and the Huntsville Area Rocketry Association (HARA) for all of their help and for letting me launch with them! I also cannot forget to thank University School of Nashville for allowing me to do such an ambitious independent study as a high school student! I truly could not have done this project alone.

While I have not yet had a totally confirmed flight faster than Mach 1, I am looking forward to using everything I learned from this project in my new high power initiative, Project Sparkmaker! I will also be using the skills I have learned in my transition to Purdue University and in working with Purdue Space Program’s Liquids team. For now, thank you again to everyone and Ad Astra!