Hot air above Nexø!
Translated by Bo Braendstrup With only a few weeks until launch, it’s about time to have a look at what we actually plan to do above the waters of the Baltic Sea, and especially what kind Read more…
Habour Acceptance Test – Passed
On sunday June 19th the Nexø I rocket passed the Habour Acceptance Test (HAT). Status after the test: The tests went according to plan. Radio-link to and from the Nexø I rocket works perfectly. WiFi Read more…
Nexø I passed – almost …
Translated by Bo Braendstrup Dear readers, Yesterday (June 11th) we ran another coldflow test on Nexø I, as it flunked last weekends test. Yesterday went much better, even if we had a few problems. Video Read more…
CS: The Nexø rocket flunked!
Original blog in danish by Niels Foldager. Nexø I is about to be launched. It’s time for the final tests of the completed rocket, and this Sunday the rocket was faced with – the literally Read more…
Static burn of the Nexø I flight engine – Today
We will test our flight engine for the last time today (May 21st). We will stream these tests live as usual. Unfortunately it won’t be possible to attend these tests in person. This is due to Read more…
To Make Fire!
Translated by Daen de Leon and Jørgen Skyt. (Blog 1 of 2, how to start a bi-propellant rocket engine, by Jørgen Skyt) I believe every healthy child, at one time or another, has been fascinated Read more…
CS at Maker Faire
Maker Faire in Newcastle UK This weekend Maker Faire takes place in Newcastle, UK. Copenhagen Suborbitals has been invited to exhibit as one of their « Headline Makers ». Maker Faire is a major event for people Read more…
Electronics Status of Nexø I
Dear readers We completed integration testing of on-board electronics for the Nexø I rocket a couple of weeks ago. Everything worked apart from our GPS Units. It turned out that they are sensitive to the Read more…
The CS intern introduction – Jop, the Dutch connection
Hi, my name is Jop Nijenhuis. And I’ve been asked to write a short blog about myself, as the new intern here at Copenhagen Suborbitals. Well where to start, I’m 21 years old and from Read more…
February 2016 in Copenhagen Suborbitals
Jop – the new intern A couple weeks ago we got a new intern. His name is Jop Nijenhuis, he is 21 years old and from the Netherlands. We take on a few interns a Read more…
