NEXØ 1 Sea Acceptance Test 2016
3,208 views · Published 12 July 2016 · 11:33 · Indexed 12 November 2026
Channel: Copenhagen Suborbitals · 2016 · Science & Technology
The 25th of June the NEXØ 1 rocket went through a SAT (Sea Acceptance Test). The purpose of this type of testing is to simulate a launch, down to the smallest detail and get through all systems, all the checklists and procedures so we are sure that everything works with no surprises. We are now less than a month from the opening of the 2016 rocket launch season. Copenhagen Suborbitals is the world's only mannned, amateur space program, all 100% crowdfunded and nonprofit. In the future, one of us will fly to space on a homebuilt rocket. If you like the video please go to www.copsub.com and support our project. Your donations are our rocket fuel.
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