AeroBing

We're launching a rocket into space.

AeroBing is a student-run research group striving to launch a rocket beyond the boundary of space — the Kármán Line. Based at SUNY Binghamton, our rocket is Ambition-III.

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About AeroBing

AeroBing was founded at Binghamton University to realize our dreams, share our passion for space, and foster hands-on aerospace education.

We operate as a student-run group supported by the university and affiliates, bringing in anyone who shares our mission: spreading aerospace education by sending a rocket beyond the boundary of space.

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AeroBing rocket team in the field
Ambition-III mission patch

Ambition-III

Our spaceshot program builds, tests, and flies scale rockets toward New York's first amateur-built flight past the edge of space — safely, legally, and as a living classroom.

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Partners & support

Supported by NASA partners, university colleges, launch sites, and industry sponsors who make student rocketry possible.

NASA Watson College Friends of Amateur Rocketry New York Space Grant Loctite KSTI F.W. Webb Town of Binghamton
From the blog
Progress Visuals

Progress Visuals

From thrust stand data to FAR launches — the flights and tests that shape Ambition-III.

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Backup of progress

Backup of progress

NASA/New York Space Consortium Opportunity Grant

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Meet The Team 2

Meet The Team 2

Student engineers, builders, and researchers driving AeroBing’s Ambition program.

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Update 3: NASA Grant

Update 3: NASA Grant

The material contained in this document is based upon work supported by a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) grant or cooperative...

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Update 2: Semester

Update 2: Semester

AeroBing is excited to finish the semester as we look back at our accomplishments and the road ahead. From static tests to...

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