Highest-Ever Rocket by Amateurs (470,400 ft, Mach 5.5) | Aftershock II Launch
Aftershock II was the second successful space shot by USCRPL, reaching an apogee of 470,400 ft (143 km) and Mach 5.5. It broke the twenty-year-standing world record for the highest amateur rocket apogee and RPL’s own highest student rocket apogee world record. Designed, built, and launched from scratch by students at the University of Southern California, Aftershock II culminated from the club's 20 years of internal development. Thank you again to our sponsors, followers, and, of course, our members. These achievements are only possible because of your contributions. Flight On! To learn more or contact us, please visit www.uscrpl.com

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