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Aerospace and Rocketry Team from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece.

About Us

White Noise is an aerospace engineering team established in 2017 by students of the National Technical University of Athens. Our primary objective is to advance the field of rocketry in Greece while promoting a deep passion for aerospace innovation.

We are currently working on Project Aurora, where we design, manufacture, and launch a solid propellant sounding rocket, with a target apogee of 3km. Our team operates under the auspices of the Machine Elements Laboratory of NTUA.

Ready to join a team where your ideas matter and you can truly make an impact? We’re excited to meet passionate people who want to grow and create with us!

White Noise participating at FLL Explore and Discover Piraeus 2025
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Departments

Structural


The Structural subteam is responsible for the overall design and construction of the rocket, as well as the launch rails. It is actively involved in the manufacturing of the rocket, performing machining of metallic and composite materials. It also deals with the dynamic analysis of the rocket in collaboration with the Aerodynamics subteam.
Useful skills: 3D Design (Solidworks, Fusion 360) , FEA simulations (ANSYS Workbench), Matlab, Python, C++

Aerodynamics


The Aerodynamics subteam is responsible for modeling aerodynamic forces and analyzing the flows produced by the rocket, utilizing software for CFD simulations, as well as conducting wind tunnel tests. It also deals with the dynamic study of the rocket and collaborates with the Structural subteam on its response to excitations. The Aerodynamics team participates in determining the optimal geometry for the airframe, fins, and nose cone of the rocket.
Useful skills: CFD Simulations (ANSYS Fluent, OpenFOAM), Matlab, Python, C++

Recovery


The Recovery subteam is responsible for the design, production, and testing of all systems that ensure the safe landing of all equipment launched. Key objectives include producing the drogue and main parachutes, and developing ejection mechanisms.
Useful skills: 3D Design (Solidworks, Fusion 360) , FEA simulations (ANSYS Workbench), Matlab, Python, C++

Avionics


The Avionics subteam handles the design, implementation, and testing of the rocket’s control algorithms and electronic systems. This includes guidance and navigation systems, telemetry, communication, and sensor integration. It develops software, hardware, and PCB systems, often involving work with microcontrollers, telemetry transmission, and sensor management.
Useful skills: C, C++, Python, Microcontrollers, Schematic Design, PCB systems, telemetry and communications

Airbrakes


The Air Brakes subteam is responsible for designing and managing the systems that contribute to achieving the accuracy of the desired altitude and trajectory of the rocket. They often collaborate with the Avionics subteam to ensure that the air brakes system adapts dynamically to real-time conditions, optimizing flight stability and ascent safety.
Useful skills: 3D Design (SolidWorks, Fusion 360) , FEA simulations (ANSYS Workbench), CFD Simulations (ANSYS Fluent), Matlab, Python

Payload


The Payload subteam is responsible for the design and development of the rocket’s payload, which includes experiments or specific missions to be carried out during the flight. The subteam focuses on integrating scientific instruments or customized equipment into the rocket.
Useful skills: 3D Design (SolidWorks, Fusion 360) , FEA simulations (ANSYS Workbench), microcontrollers, Matlab, Python

Communications


Manages the team's public relations, media presence, sponsorships, and outreach. Ensures visibility and branding of the team.
Useful skills: Content Creation, Public Speaking, Event Planning

Get In Touch!

Email: info@whitenoisentua.gr