Building Our Crewed Space Capsule Prototype for the Spica Rocket @CopenhagenSuborbitals
Building Our Crewed Space Capsule Prototype for the Spica Rocket  @CopenhagenSuborbitals
Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The development of the space capsule which will carry our astronaut up to and above the karman line and into space is progressing. You can support this project at copsub.com/support-us with a small donation.

It's the support from people like you all over the world that makes this project possible!

The space capsule which will be lifted by the Spica rocket to an altitude of over one hundred kilometers, or sixty two miles, will contain all systems necessary to enable it to not only bring the astronaut into space, but also bring him, or her, safely back to earth.

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Building Our Crewed Space Capsule Prototype for the Spica Rocket

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