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In this video we present how we control the opening sequence of the main parachutes. * Two devices are placed on each parachute. * They are started by the suspension lines pulling a plug * Read more…
This is the device that ensures a correctly timed opening of the parachutes. It is first activated when the parachute unfolds, and the suspension line pulls a plug in the bottom. after that, when the Read more…
This Current Affairs is about the GPS and FIDO system on the Nexø rockets. Mads Wilson tells about the setup and design.
In the summer of 2016, Copenhagen Suborbitals launched one of the most advanced liquid fueled rockets built by a team of volunteer amateurs. Follow the team close up during final preparations for the launch and Read more…
This is the first part in a series where we will show you our rocket workshop. Please enjoy!
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
