en Would You Ride This Pencil-Shaped Capsule To Space? <div
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Suborbitals </div> </div><p>The amateur rocketeers at Copenhagen
Suborbitals are getting closer and closer to orbit, testing a
new bi-liquid fuel combination for a hand-built, donation-
funded, non-profit rocket. The group tested its alcohol- and
liquid oxygen-powered <a href="" target="_blank">TM65 ro