Latest 1pm Friday June 3rd:
The report is that the craft reached 9 miles 1.5 miles in altitude.
Video of launch
UPDATE CENTER: Successful launch but it looks like it crashed into sea moments later. Major parachute failure.

Launch location east of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea ...and yes they have their own submarine! - image credit: Copenhagen Suborbitals
Copenhagen Suborbitals is listing a 100% chance they will attempt a launch on June 3rd. This will be the second attempt to launch the Tyco Brahe spacecraft. The first attempt failed due to a frozen LOX valve( see hair dryer fail here). The launch is scheduled to occur at 9am Eastern or 3pm Copenhagen time.
LIVE Coverage Information:
LIVE TV, TV2: www.tv2.dk
LIVE Internet coverage: www.ing.dk/live
COMBINED INTERNET ACTIVITY http://raketvenner.dk/launch/
LIVE UPDATED TV2 BORNHOLM www.tv2bornholm.dk


June 3, 2011 at 10:07 am
I am worried about putting a person in this rocket. Not to detract from their work, but it is very dangerous.
September 14, 2011 at 6:48 am
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