This video provides an introduction to the Assembling the Copenhagen Suborbitals‘ BPM 5, Bipropellant rocket engine, which will provide 5 Kilo Newtons (510 kg or 1124 lbs) of thrust:
This video provides an introduction to the Assembling the Copenhagen Suborbitals‘ BPM 5, Bipropellant rocket engine, which will provide 5 Kilo Newtons (510 kg or 1124 lbs) of thrust:
Here’s a DNEWS report on the space weather data gathering DSCOVR spacecraft, which SpaceX is hoping to launch today:
The volunteer rocket development group Copenhagen Suborbitals posted this job ad today: CopSub on Twitter:
Are you a copy writer fired up on rocketfuel? Take part in sending the worlds first amateur astronaut into space!
The Copenhagen Suborbitals private rocket development organization had an open house earlier this month:
The latest TMRO program deals with the SpaceShipTwo accident and Antares rocket failure : SpaceShipTwo and Antares – 7.33 – TMRO