Copenhagen Suborbitals home made launcher

[Alex Csete]

Nice photos from the event yesterday when they have sailed with their
new sea launch platform for the first time
http://ing.dk/artikel/111190-paa-proevetur-med-sputnik

100% home made / ulsf - including the submarine!

Alex

[John Pritchard]

very cool..

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[Alex Csete]

Thee cool photos from yesterday are here:
http://ing.dk/artikel/111189-se-den-danske-rumraket-blive-soesat

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[Joshua]

This is so amazing!
Best,
Joshua

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[tobias krieger]

How did they get a submarine????
 
:-) Two thumbs up.
 
Basically it shows me, that I've to start to do something instead of talking bullshit all day.
 
-Tobias
 

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Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2010 22:02:13 +0200
Subject: Re: Copenhagen Suborbitals home made launcher
From: trist...@gmail.com
To: ultra-light-...@googlegroups.com

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[Joshua]

@Tobias, ha ha ha!
Joshua

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[John Pritchard]

Peter Madsen and friends...
http://www.uc3nautilus.dk/
http://www.copenhagensuborbitals.com/

[Alex Csete]

On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 5:46 AM, tobias krieger <tobio...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> How did they get a submarine????

The submarine is home made and is Peter Madsen's previous project!
http://www.uc3nautilus.dk/
Nice video tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZX6BHMAf4w

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> Basically it shows me, that I've to start to do something instead of talking
> bullshit all day.

I can imagine his grand kids in school: "My grandfather built his own
submarine and he used it to tow his catamaran out to the sea, which
then was used as platform for launching himself into space on his home
made spaceship powered by his home made rocket."

[Joshua]

Definitely, Denmark people are amazing!
Best,
Joshua

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[Alex Csete]

They arrived at Nexø yesterday http://nyhedsvideo.dk/100901raket/

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Bornholm,+Nex%C3%B8,+Denmark&sll=55.068343,15.130749&sspn=0.071754,0.154324&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Nex%C3%B8,+Denmark&t=h&ll=54.974461,14.886475&spn=2.301671,4.938354&z=8

50% chance for good launch weather on Saturday.

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[tobias krieger]

They were yesterday even in a Austrian press release...
 
-Tobias
 
> Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2010 12:28:15 +0200

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[Alex Csete]

Cool. Is it online somewhere? We can add it to their media page
http://www.copenhagensuborbitals.com/press.php or post on their
facebook wall.
Alex

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[Joshua]

Yeah, sure!

THese guys are amazing.

Best,

Joshua

 

 

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[Tobias Krieger]

It's in german...

http://www.orf.at/stories/2012358/

-tobias

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[John Pritchard]

On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 7:23 PM, Tobias Krieger <tobias....@teamfrednet.org> wrote:

It's in german...

http://www.orf.at/stories/2012358/

-tobias

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[Joshua]

Ha ha. Really nice!

Joshua

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[Alex Csete]

Thanks, German is fine for me - phrases like "verrükte Dänen" are
always easy to understand ;)

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[Alex Csete]

But there is also something in Spanish media:
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2010/09/02/ciencia/1283438757.html

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[Joshua]

Ooh! it is impressive! I really like this project. The report sais that is an open project. I really love this project.

Best,

Joshua

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[Alex Csete]

Yes, they are very open. When they had the "sail out" event , people
could come close and even touch the rocket :D
They also have a very active blog in Danish where they post many
technical details and discussions. They are non-profit and plan to
make everything available to extent possible under EU export control
law.

Currently the launch is planned for 9 AM CET. There should be some
sort of live coverage here
http://ing.dk/artikel/111515-livedaekning-operationen-starter-lige-efter-midnat

The TV channel who will be there is only available via satellite and
cable and I do not have it here. If I find something on the web I'll
let you know (you can log in to Google chat or something)

Alex

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[Joshua]

Thanks Alex,

I think this is an importsant moment in the Open Community.

Best,

Joshua

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