Mads Wilson's guest appearances

Mads Wilson

SPEXcast

Dommedag Snart

The Foundation 

Elon Musk

Chris Hadfield

Brendan Byrne

Christian Davenport

Holly Griffith

Marcia Smith

Tory Bruno

Pekka Laurila

Doug Klein

Joel Steinkraus

Dustin Neill

Charles Beames

James Bultitude

Troy Hudson

Will Pomerantz

OwlTail

Today on the Foundation show — Mads Wilson, he is an exceptional space exploration admirer, experienced manager and in his free time, Communication Lead for Copenhagen Suborbitals, a volunteer space program based in Denmark with the ambitious goal of launching a human into orbit. What's most important, their rocket developments is fully crowdfunded by companies, and devoted space donators. We support their team with a monthly donation, join us and make your contribution at https://copenhagensuborbitals.com/support-us.  It's hard to argue with ten plus years of rocket development experience. With Mads we explore the history of Copenhagen Suborbitals, engineering process for their past and future rockets, and the unique challenges with open-source rockets and benefits of making thing, successes, failures, danger and explosions.  You can find show notes from today's show at https://stargatefund.com/podcast. If you enjoyed this or any other episode of The Foundation podcast, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. Every review helps us make the show better and reach more people, and it only takes a minute.

Today on the Foundation show — Mads Wilson, he is an exceptional space exploration admirer, experienced manager and in his free time, Communication Lead for Copenhagen Suborbitals, a volunteer space program based in Denmark with the ambitious goal of launching a human into orbit. What's most important, their rocket developments is fully crowdfunded by companies, and devoted space donators. We support their team with a monthly donation, join us and make your contribution at <a href="https://copenhagensuborbitals.com/support-us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://copenhagensuborbitals.com/support-us</a>.  It's hard to argue with ten plus years of rocket development experience. With Mads we explore the history of Copenhagen Suborbitals, engineering process for their past and future rockets, and the unique challenges with open-source rockets and benefits of making thing, successes, failures, danger and explosions.  You can find show notes from today's show at <a href="https://stargatefund.com/podcast" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://stargatefund.com/podcast</a>. If you enjoyed this or any other episode of The Foundation podcast, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. Every review helps us make the show better and reach more people, and it only takes a minute.

#2 Mads Wilson from Copenhagen Suborbitals

This week on SPEXcast, we sit down with Mads Wilson, communications lead for Copenhagen Suborbitals, a volunteer space program based in Denmark with the ambitious goal of launching a human into orbit. We delve into the history of CopSub with Mads, reflecting on the engineering process for their past and future rockets, and the unique challenges and benefits of volunteering engineering blood, sweat and tears into a space program open to (almost) all. You can check out additional links and references at https://blog.spexcast.com/copenhagen-suborbitals-mads-wilson .

This week on SPEXcast, we sit down with Mads Wilson, communications lead for Copenhagen Suborbitals, a volunteer space program based in Denmark with the ambitious goal of launching a human into orbit. We delve into the history of CopSub with Mads, reflecting on the engineering process for their past and future rockets, and the unique challenges and benefits of volunteering engineering blood, sweat and tears into a space program open to (almost) all. You can check out additional links and references at <a href="https://blog.spexcast.com/copenhagen-suborbitals-mads-wilson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blog.spexcast.com/copenhagen-suborbitals-mads-wilson</a> .

59: Copenhagen Suborbitals with Mads Wilson

Elon Musk siger vi skal tage til Mars for at redde menneskeheden. Vi skal nemlig til at være en interplanetær race, hvis menneskelivet på og udenfor jorden skal have en bæredygtig fremtid. Er kolonier på fremmede planeter virkelig løsningen på vore kvaler, eller er det en utopisk sci-fi forestilling om at vi kan overvinde vores eget endeligt?I denne uge på Dommedag Snart har vi besøg af Mads Wilson fra Copenhagen Suborbitals, som gerne vil sende en dansker i rummet på en amatørraket. Andreas taler med Mads om det skøre ved at sende folk til rummet i en raket, der nærmest kunne være blevet bygget i Silvan, og om hvorfor pokker vi skal kolonisere Mars.

Elon Musk siger vi skal tage til Mars for at redde menneskeheden. Vi skal nemlig til at være en interplanetær race, hvis menneskelivet på og udenfor jorden skal have en bæredygtig fremtid. Er kolonier på fremmede planeter virkelig løsningen på vore kvaler, eller er det en utopisk sci-fi forestilling om at vi kan overvinde vores eget endeligt? I denne uge på Dommedag Snart har vi besøg af Mads Wilson fra Copenhagen Suborbitals, som gerne vil sende en dansker i rummet på en amatørraket. Andreas taler med Mads om det skøre ved at sende folk til rummet i en raket, der nærmest kunne være blevet bygget i Silvan, og om hvorfor pokker vi skal kolonisere Mars.

‘Dommedag snart': MADS WILSON