The final Harbour Acceptance Test before Nexø II launch @CopenhagenSuborbitals
The final Harbour Acceptance Test before Nexø II launch  @CopenhagenSuborbitals
Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The lasts steps before launch of a rocket from sea is HAT (Harbour Acceptance Test) and SAT (Sea Acceptance Test).

This video shows the highlights from the recent HAT where Nexø II was mounted on the launch rail and all systems where checked as preparation to launch.

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The final Harbour Acceptance Test before Nexø II launch

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