Status from the workshop
Dear readers, Our workshop is unheated, so we suffer a lot in the cold. Nevertheless, lots of things happens in the workshop as always, though it’s not all that looks like or is rocket science. Read more…
Building the manned capsule for the Spica rocket
The development of the space capsule which will carry our astronaut up to and above the karman line and into space is progressing. The space capsule which will be lifted by the Spica rocket to Read more…
Testing the Nexø II rocket before flight
In this video we talk about the testing of the Nexø II rocket before launch in 2018. Also a bit of news on the next space capsule.
Our platform for launching rockets at sea
In this video we talk about « Sputnik » our self sailing launch platform.
BPM-100 – The first weld
Dear readers, If you follow us on social media, you may have already discovered it, otherwise we will bring you some news. During the past week, we have made the first cuts and weldings for Read more…
Our new mission control
As Mads wrote in the previous blog, a part of our marine department has been busy replacing Vostok with Bolette Munkholm last week. Operation « Change ship » started a couple of weeks ago with Rune traveling Read more…
How a rocket engine works
This video describes how the regeneratively cooled LOX / Ethanol engine used in the HEAT-2X rocket works.
The final journey of Vostok
Dear readers, Since the preparations for the launch of Nexø I at the end of 2015, we’ve known that Vostok was facing a major renovation. Since we acquired her in 2013, major repairs have been Read more…
Work on the full size capsule model has been kicked off.
Dear readers New Year has come and gone, and like everyone else in Denmark we also have a new year’s resolution in the capsule group: We must build a good and useful full size model Read more…
New Years greeting from Copenhagen Suborbitals
One of our Board Members, Mads Wilson, sends a greeting to all our fans out there and explains about how Copenhagen Suborbitals is funded and how we use surplus and recycled equipment.
