Copenhagen Suborbitals dicit:
In this video we present an overview of Denmark, our workshop, SpacePort Nexø and finally the launch site and flight path of Nexø II, combined with the expected path as predicted by our weather model. The orange line is the actual flight path and the red line is the predicted path.
Video Credit: Copenhagen Suborbitals
Copenhagen Suborbitals dixit:
“On August 4th 2018 we successfully launched the Nexø II rocket. Nexø II is Copenhagen Suborbitals most advanced rocket to date. In this video we show you the complete story will all the highlights of the mission. ”
Video Credit: Copenhagen Suborbitals
Video from the three onboard cameras from the August 4th launch of Nexø II.
Credits Video: Copenhagen Suborbitals
Copenhagen Suborbitals dixit:
“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 during the launch of the Nexø I rocket. Enjoy.
Copenhagen Suborbitals is the world’s only manned, amateur space program, 100% crowdfunded and nonprofit. In the future, one of us will fly to space on a home built rocket.”
Video credit: Copenhagen Suborbitals
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