The production of Spica – the largest crowdfunded, amateur space rocket has begun. After cutting all the parts for it on our homemade CNC plasma cutter and rolling the stainless steel hull we begin to Read more…
In Copenhagen Suborbital’s marine department we have come in a somewhat unfortunate situation. We suffered an engine breakdown on one of our ships. You may remember that last year we received a RIB boat from Read more…
This is an update on our production process of the next generation rocket Spica, which will propel our crewed capsule above the edge of space. Here we discuss the projects we have been working on Read more…
Dear readers, 1050 km, 72 kg, 4.02 meters and a cross section of 0.25 x 0.25 meters could unmistakably sound like one of the smaller rockets in CS history. However, it’s the basis for one Read more…
We are currently en route to Spaceport Nexø. You can follow our path on marinetraffic: http://bit.ly/2mGExxP
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…
In this video we talk about “Sputnik” our self sailing launch platform.
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.
Here is a short video from the open house at Copenhagen Suborbitals on the 12th of May. Thank you to everyone who showed up to see the Nexø 2 and ask us questions!
This is the first part in a series where we will show you our rocket workshop. Please enjoy!
