
WARR Rocketry
Advanced sounding rockets with in-house liquid and solid propellant engines. International competitors at EuRoC and Spaceport America Cup.
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We are WARR, the scientific workgroup for rocketry and space exploration. The biggest student group at TUM. Five teams, 650+ students, and a shared passion for space.
WARR Rocketry's WESP rocket on the launch rail in New Mexico 2024
We're a diverse group of student engineers, scientists, and space enthusiasts. We are organized into 5 teams, each focused on a distinct area of space technology. You can learn more about the WARR and our history on the About page.

Advanced sounding rockets with in-house liquid and solid propellant engines. International competitors at EuRoC and Spaceport America Cup.
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Munich Orbital Verification Experiment. CubeSat-class satellites, attitude control, and real space environment research.
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Research-driven experiments in microgravity, propulsion, and space systems, bridging university science and hardware.
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Autonomous rovers and planetary exploration systems. Embedded control, manipulation, and competition-ready robots.
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The entry point into WARR. Design, build, and fly high-power model rockets from scratch. No experience required.
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2025 was a busy year for us at WARR Space Labs. We launched a total of three iterations of our D.l.N.O.labs (Dinoflagellates: Investigation of Noctilucent Organisms) experiment throughout the year, analyzing bioluminescent algae in various microgravity environments. The project was started in April 2024 to not only investigate the impact of microgravity on cell membranes,

This year was full of success for the teams at Space Robotics, not only because our teams showed on repeated occasions what they are capable of achieving even under pressure, but also because we learned valuable lessons which we will now leverage to prepare for the next season. Project CRATER The team at project Crater

Dear friends and supporters of WARR Rocketry, in 2025 we’ve launched in total three rockets in two launch campaigns. We’ve again extended the limits of student rocketry in Europe this year and are already working on the next big developments for next year’s iterations. But today we want to recapitulate what happened in 2025: Project
You don't need to be a rocket scientist to join WARR! We welcome all students from all disciplines and levels of experience.
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