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News & Announcements
March 8, 2005 -- Altitude Confirmed: GoFast Rocket Achieves 72
Miles. FAA Post-Flight Analysis Confirms World's First Civilian and
Amateur Rocket to Reach Space.
[Official CSXT Release]
June 1, 2004, Omaha, NE. -- Amateurs in Space. NASA isn't the
only agency that can launch a rocket into space.
[Omaha World-Herald]
May 19, 2004, Nyack, NY. -- Go "GoFast"! Space Frontier
Foundation Congratulates First Amateur Team to Enter Space.
[Space Frontier Foundation]
May 19, 2004, Newington, CT. -- Ham Radio-Carrying Rocket Exceeds
Goal; Avionics Recovered Intact. [ARRL]
May 18, 2004, CSXT Team Claims
Success With Rocket Launch. [Associated Press]
May 7, 2004, -- Amateur Rocket
Space Shot Scheduled for May 17th, 2004.
January 20,
2004, Blacksburg, VA. -- Phoenix Integration Announces Sponsorship
of First Civilian Space Launch.
August 8, 2003 -- Go Fast Sports
& Beverage Co. signs on as a major sponsor of Space Shot 2003
May 23, 2003 -- Fuscient joins
CSXT as lead sponsor of Space Shot 2003. Commitment takes our space
program to the next level.
December 19, 2002 -- Motor re-engineering
efforts underway.
Static motor test planned.
October 4, 2002 -- Gearing Up For The Next Mission. Efforts Underway.
Sponsors Sought.
September 21, 2002 -- Disappointed
but looking toward the future; Motor Failure Prevents Civilian Rocket
From Reaching Space.
August 27, 2002 -- CSXT launch cleared by U.S. Government
July 10, 2002 -- Commemorative
coins now available. Own a piece of aerospace history!
July 9, 2002 -- Fly your business
card into space! A unique opportunity to “ride” on our rocket.
July 7, 2002 -- Get a stunning
Collector’s Photograph, Signed By Ky Michaelson!
July 1, 2002 -- High Winds Postpone
Historic Launch of PRIMERA SpaceShot 2002.
June 1, 2002 -- The FAA in Washington
DC has given CSXT the green light to proceed.
June 1, 2001 -- CSXT 2001 Gains
Major Sponsorship Partner
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