Students Develop First Greek Liquid Fuel Rocket Engine at AUTH

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A team of students from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) has built Greece's first liquid fuel rocket engine.
This technological achievement marks a significant milestone for Greek aerospace research.
The ASAT team conducted static tests from April 2026 until now, proving the engine's stability and performance.
The engine features a thrust of 5,500 N and operates with liquid oxygen and ethanol.
The project was entirely developed in-house, showcasing the capabilities of Greek students in engineering.

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A team of students from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) has built Greece's first liquid fuel rocket engine.
This technological achievement marks a significant milestone for Greek aerospace research.
The ASAT team conducted static tests from April 2026 until now, proving the engine's stability and performance.
The engine features a thrust of 5,500 N and operates with liquid oxygen and ethanol.
The project was entirely developed in-house, showcasing the capabilities of Greek students in engineering.

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