Here is a list of rockets that are members of the Aretmis rocket family. All of which (with exception to X2-04 “Philadelphia”, and X2-06 “Nala”) are retired.
Rocket Designation / Picture |
Information / Notes |
X2-01 |
Name: Big RedNumber of missions: 6
Motors used: D12 (maiden) E9-6 (operational)
Maiden launch: March 2010
– Ejection Baffle
– Built exclusively for Mid Power rocketry |
X2-02 |
Name: Bumble Bee
Number of missions: 12
Motors Used: E9-6
Maiden Launch: May 15, 2010
– Used extensively in testing design stability in a “long rocket
design” format.
– Testing of design limits.
– Tested various ejection baffle design tweaks.
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X2-03 |
Name: GarfieldNumber of missions: 16
Motors used: E9-6 (experimental: composite -F12, E15)
Maiden Launch: May 15, 2010
– First test flights using composite propellants
– Test the maximum weight lifting / performance & slowest takeoff speed limits of design.
– Tested upper (fastest) speed limits of design.
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X2-04 |
Name: Philadelphia
Number of missions: 4
Motors used: E9-6
Maiden launch: June 12, 2010
– Lighter (Lighter / Stronger) design.
– Currently being re-fitted for light weight dual deploy.
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X2-05 |
Name: Pathfinder
Number of missions: 6
Motors used: Aerotech F-24, F-35
Maiden Maunch: October 8, 2011
– Used to put all the design & flight experience of predecessor rockets to the test as the first dual deploy version of the Artemis Launch System (proof of concept)
– Significant internal design change to accomplish goal.
– Set the path for the first fully functional version of rocket.
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X2-06 |
Name: Nala1
Number of missions(to date): 8
Motors used (so far): Aerotech F-40
Maiden Launch: March 25, 2012
– First fully functional (dual deploy, payload capable version) of the Aeremis Rocket family.
– Entirely new design.
– Testing many of the design techniques of X6- Nesaru rocket
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