File:Copenhagen Suborbital Parachute chamber 2.jpg

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English: This compartment will contain both the high-speed drogue parachute and the low-speed main parachutes for decelerating the micro spacecraft (MSC). This version is 640 mm in diameter and should support a crash test dummy flight in August 2010 to 40 km. The MSC supporting a person would be 800 mm in diameter.
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Picture taken after a successful test May 16th 2010 at the Copenhagen Suborbitals' lair.

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