Harry Hresh is the home of the Harry Hresh Aerospace Program for Extraterrestrial Exploration (HHAPEE) — a fictional space program dedicated to building space-inspired DIY projects using open-source and off-the-shelf technology.
HHAPEE serves as both an educational guide and a proof-of-concept platform, transforming ambitious space concepts into hands-on, accessible experiments.
Project Phases
Phase 1: Launch
- Vahagn Rocketry Project
- Objective: Develop a reusable high-powered rocket.
- Certification Goal: Achieve L1 to L3 certification.
- Payload Capacity: Designed to carry CanSat and Spaceplane payloads.
- Aramazd Mission Control Project
- Function: Provides ground support and a control center.
- Purpose: Receives telemetry information from launches.
Phase 2: Payload
- Astghik CanSat Project
- Objective: Simulate satellite operations through a payload experimental project.
- Operation: Launched on an enhanced Vahagn Rocket.
- Functionality: Relays information back to the Aramazd Mission Control module.
Phase 3: Land
- Nane Spaceplane Project
- Type: Booster glider project.
- Deployment:
- As a payload for the Vahagn Rocket.
- As a nose cone on the Vahagn Rocket
- Control: Monitored and controlled via the Aramazd Mission Control project.
Phase 4: Iterate
Goal: Continuously develop platforms with varied launch, payload, and landing capabilities to foster innovation and improvement.
