Gungnir 2026/27

Gungnir is our onboarding program, formed as a one-year extracurricular course for newer members with less practical experience — designed to be approachable, and to teach new members the skills necessary to become a productive member of our flagship teams. Running over the course of an academic year, and structured as a competition between two internal teams, this project results in two 1 km class SRAD hybrid rockets.

Mjollnir

Mjollnir is ÆSIR's third major high-powered rocket project: a paraffin-nitrous hybrid rocket aiming for an apogee of 10 kilometers or greater. Started in 2020, the project has faced numerous setbacks and delays over the years — becoming a stark symbol of ÆSIR's undying work ethic, and a display of the association's determination to overcome the various challenges associated with the development of complex projects like these.

Ballongnir

ÆSIR was tasked to design and build a stratospheric probe as a commercial request from a Swedish media production company.

Eitr

Eitr is ÆSIR's path-finding project to build a liquid bi-propellant rocket engine powered by ethanol and NOx.

Odin

Project Odin began in 2016 as the first rocket project of ÆSIR. It was launched successfully in Oct 2018. 

Sigmundr

Sigmundr was ÆSIR's second rocket project, it was powered with our homemade hybrid motor and was successfully launched and recovered in Dec 2019.

Signý (EuRoC 2023)

ÆSIR became the first Swedish team to participate in EuRoC. Signý was successfully launched and recovered and achieved 2nd place in flight performance.

Freyja

Freyja was an ABS-N2O hybrid rocket intended to compete in the 3 km SRAD hybrid category.