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uberreview.com - 10/23/2008

Copenhagen Suborbitals to Roman Candle Humans Into Space in Cramped Conditions

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Copenhagen Suborbitals are taking a Micromachines view of the commercial space race. They are developing a series of suborbitals that are designed to take a single passenger into space. The company currently has two projects under development: the Hybrid Atmospheric Test Vehicle (unmanned) ...

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copenhagensuborbitals.com - 10/22/2008

C O P E N H A G E N S U B O R B I T A L S

— copenhagensuborbitals.com — Welcome to Copenhagen Suborbitals Our mission is very simple. We are working towards launching a human being... into space. Hybrid Rocket test Oct 19, 2008 "Theory is splendid but until put into practice, it is valueless." James C. Penney (more) C O P E N H A G E N S U B O R B I T A L S

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boingboing.net - 10/23/2008

Copenhagen Suborbitals shooting for human in space

— boingboing.net — Gfx Copenhagensuborbitals Heat This ain't no SpaceShipOne . Copenhagen Suborbitals is a Danish group of maverick researchers... hoping to launch a human being into space on a rocket booster vehicle. The nosecone holds one astronaut in an upright ... (more) Copenhagen Suborbitals shooting for human in space

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Micro spacecraft to blast single brave rider into space
DVICE Atom Feed — ... This is one of two upcoming craft from the Danish aerospace startup — the other vehicle will be the unmanned Hybrid Atmospheric Test Vehicle, a 1/3-scale sounding rocket that will test the company's new rocket engines. That motor is off to a good start, passing its first test earlier this week — hit Continue to see a video of that engine in action: Copenhagen Suborbitals, via UberReview

Personal Missile Will Send You Into Sub-Orbit
OhGizmo! — ... capsule continues upward to over 100 km of altitude, and then descends, using two sets of parachutes to make it safely back to the earth. The cost for all this is unspecified, since the rocket is still in the development stage. It seems to be moving along nicely, though… After the jump, watch a test video of Copenhagen Suborbitals’ rocket engine. [ Copenhagen Suborbitals ] VIA [ Uberreview ] ...