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Space nation Denmark
Denmark is on its way to becoming a “space nation”. The private and volunteer organisation Copenhagen Suborbitals works hard on completing a manned flight into space and back again. 44 people are engaged in the project which was started by Peter Madsen and Kristian von Bengtson. It is non-profit, non-governmental and open source. |
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Byhaven 2200, a community garden, is located right in the middle of the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen. Here some very enthusiastic young ...
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We visited the restaurant Noma in Copenhagen to meet the headchef, René Redzepi.
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The Royal Danish Lifeguard was formed in 1658 by King Fredrik 3. At that time the King found it...
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In Denmark drones are not for killing. The danish company Cowi uses drones to protect nature. By...
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Denmark is on its way to becoming a “space nation”. The private and volunteer organisation...
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At Ørestad Gymnasium things are a bit different compared to the ordinary. Besides being aesthetic...
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Believe it or not bicycle helmets can be cool. The Danish company Yakkay have specialised in...
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Not everyone has a 9 to 5 job. Lars Teil Hansen works at Storebæltsbroen (Great Belt Bridge),... |
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At the University of Copenhagen a new initiative has been set in motion. It's a bicycle repair... |
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Upcycling (unlike recycling) is the practice of taking something that is disposable and...
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Christmas donuts (Danish: Æbleskiver) can be made in under one minut. Just take a look at this...
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Denmark is on its way to becoming a “space nation”. The private and volunteer organisation...
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Byhaven 2200, a community garden, is located right in the middle of the Nørrebro district of...
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02:20
We visited the restaurant Noma in Copenhagen to meet the headchef, René Redzepi.
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Cargo bikes are very popular in Denmark. We met the first and the latest cargo bike...
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What is the funniest word in Danish? The most difficult and the nation’s favourite word?...
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Where would you go and what would you see if you had one day in Copenhagen?
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The Danes just love rye bread! See how the Danish baker Bøje from Meyers bageri make it.
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On occasion of her majesty Queen Margrethe´s 40th jubilee we asked six students from Rygaard...
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On the streets of Copenhagen you can find the world's first sperm bike! It's used to transport...
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