Propulsion research, emergency launch architecture, and rapid engineering development from Colorado’s emerging aerospace team. Bridging academic R&D with field-tested building execution.
A 60 g solid fueled research motor designed for multi-use with no refurbishment, safe thrust production, predictable burn profiles, and sponsor-ready demonstration value. Built to test ablative nozzles and sensor-embedded cases.
A conceptual system exploring multiple debris-capture methods, including net-based, adhesive, and electromagnetic approaches. Targeted at recovering nano-satellites and upper-stage casing fragments to protect critical orbits.
A modular sensor suite for COSGC-style payloads, including telemetry, environmental sensing, and onboard data logging. Employs micro-controllers with shock-isolated housings and high-gain transmission capabilities.
OZcorp Ad Astra began in Franktown, Colorado in early 2025. We specialize in propulsion R&D, mechanical prototyping, and conceptual systems aimed at improving safety and sustainability in near-Earth space. Our mission is to design and develop technologies that expand access to space, support safe orbital operations, and contribute to long-term sustainability of the near-Earth environment.
Student at Pikes Peak State College with experience in propulsion design, CAD modeling, and electronics integration. Also Co-Founder of OZcorp Development. With fourteen years of construction and leadership experience, Joshua brings real-world fabrication, structural engineering, and project management into cutting-edge aerospace innovation.
Student at Pikes Peak State College with experience in propulsion design, near space experimentation, CAD modeling, and Chemical Engineering. Also Co-Founder of OZcorp Development. With nine years of experience in construction and leadership, Ethan brings real-world experience in field integration and complex chemical and structural problem solving.
Serving Franktown, Colorado, and the surrounding Front Range aerospace community. Contact us for research inquiries, demonstration details, or academic and commercial collaboration.
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