Space Enterprise at Berkeley

co-founded in 2016, space enterprise at berkeley's mission is to enable access to space by becoming the first college team to launch payloads past the 100-km (62 mile) karman line, the internationally recognized boundary of space. project karman will allow for unparalleled, cost-effective access to space and the high atmosphere for both student groups and industrial partners. in homage to our californian home and the spirit of joy and discovery that motivates us to do the difficult, exacting work of rocket science, we named our vehicle after the one word that describes our goals best: eureka. eureka-1 is designed to reach farther and fly faster than any college rocket before it. with project karman, we will also be spearheading a global initiative to spark international inspiration and enthusiasm for space. this global initiative will be adopting the core elements of competition and achieving historical feats from the mid-twentieth century space race that piqued youth interest in space