Texas Rocket Engineering Lab

Texas Rocket Engineering Lab is a private research laboratory based in Austin, Texas. The lab employs 156 people and generates an annual revenue of $50 million. Dedicated to advancing space exploration, TREL serves as a hub for fostering the next generation of rocket scientists and engineers. The core mission of TREL is to develop a launch vehicle capable of reaching the Karman line, the internationally recognized boundary of space. To achieve this, they focus on creating a collaborative environment that encourages interdisciplinary learning and demystifies the complexities of rocket science. This commitment extends beyond the lab, with TREL actively engaging with the community to inspire the next generation of space enthusiasts. TREL distinguishes itself through its unique focus on practical application and hands-on experience. Their flagship project, the Halcyon launch vehicle, serves as a tangible demonstration of their commitment to innovation and progress in space technology. The lab's progress on Halcyon and other projects is regularly shared on their website. For more information about Texas Rocket Engineering Lab and their groundbreaking work, visit www.texasrocketlab.com.