Re-usable Prototype Rocket
Vehicle Ground Testing April, 2025 From Etlaq Spaceport, Oman
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Project Info
Rocket Name
Horus 4
Mission Name
Unity-1
Launch Status
Cancelled
Launch Location
Etlaq Spaceport
Total Thrust
~ 155 N
Max Altitude
~ 75 m
Max Velocity
~ 24 m/s
Engine
Solid Motors
Recovery
Propulsive Landing
Project Overview
We proudly present the design of our Phase 1 rocket – Horus 4, a reusable prototype engineered to validate and refine our systems and concepts. Entirely crafted by our team, the rocket integrates features such as a Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) system, Thrust Vector Control (TVC) system, a closed control loop, live tracking ground station, and a landing system
Beyond Testing
Horus 4 goes beyond its role as a test vehicle; it is a symbol of hard work and big dreams, an investor showcase, and step number one in our journey to orbit. We invite you to witness history in the making, ambition, and the drive to push space exploration to its limits
Horus 4 Mission Profile:
- Launch Phase
- In-Flight Maneuvers
- Landing Preparation
- Landing Sequence
- Touch Down
Mission Name & Badge
The mission badge embodies the vision of our company and the Horus-4 vehicle. At its core, the Horus bird spreads its wings, symbolizing our ambition to soar high. The Middle East & Africa map represents our target market, highlighting our focus on advancing space exploration in the region. The three stars stand for the years 2023, 2024, and 2025, marking the dedicated efforts we have invested in developing this vehicle. The Horus-4 rocket, depicted in its landing phase, reflects our commitment to reusability and cost efficiency. Finally, the mission name “Unity-1” signifies the collaboration and shared resources that drive our mission to launch the Middle East into space and reach new heights
Symbolism & Design
The choice of the name ” HORUS ” pays homage to the ancient Egyptian god of the sun and sky, symbolizing our aspirations to reach new heights. The numeral “4” denotes the rocket’s configuration with three solid motors for launch and one for landing. From initial concept sketches using OpenRocket software to a fully realized prototype, Horus 4 is a testament to our team’s innovation and dedication
