This and that from the rocket shop
Translated from a blog in danish, written by Jesper Rosendal. Debriefing A couple of weeks ago we held a debriefing event in our workshop. We went through a detailed analysis of the launch of Nexø Read more…
2016 09 01 Galileo Copenhagen Suborbitals
Copenhagen Suborbitals was featured in German TV: Galileo. www.galileo.tv
Public Nexø I debriefing event
On Sunday September 4th from 12 AM to 3 PM, a public debriefing will be held for all interested rocket enthusiasts. The debriefing will cover all results and experiences learned from the Nexø I launch Read more…
Data from Nexø I
Dear readers, It is now a couple of weeks ago that Nexø I ascended majestically above Sputnik. Flemming has already told a good deal about the flight in this blog. As can be seen, both Read more…
Nexø I flight animation
Animation of the July 23rd 2016 flight of Nexø I.
Nexø 1 Guidance Navigation & Control
It’s been a week since Flight Director Thomas Pedersen pressed the green button, commanding our Nexø 1 rocket to leave Sputnik. We have retrieved, analyzed and discussed data, and I would like to present the Read more…
Nexø I flew and fell back again
Translation by Bo Brændstrup. Click! “Autosequence start, T-30 seconds.” The LED next to the mission box button marked autosequence start lights up to tell me that the launch control interface aboard Sputnik has received the Read more…
Nexø 1 Launch – Teaser
Nexø 1 Launch – Teaser
Preliminary impressions from Nexø I flight event.
We have not yet had opportunity to examine data, parts or footage. A tentative speculation on root cause would be simple LOX overload. In other words a problem with measuring the correct amount of LOX Read more…
The Nexø I rocket launched
Today we launched the Nexø I rocket. It was a beautiful launch with a not so great landing. The rocket flew to about 1514 meters before a catastrophic failure occurred. Even though it didn’t go completely Read more…
