Galactic 01 - Virgin Galactic’s first commercial spaceflight

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  • Опубліковано 28 чер 2023
  • Galactic 01 - Virgin Galactic’s first commercial spaceflight - was launched from Spaceport America, New Mexico, on 29 June 2023, with VSS Unity being released from VMS Eve at 15:30 UTC (09:30 local time). VSS Unity, the second SpaceShipTwo, transported a full crew of two pilots, Michael Masucci (commande) and Nicola Pecile (pilot) and four mission specialists in the cabin: Col. Walter Villadei and Lt. Col. Angelo Landolfi from the Italian Air Force, Pantaleone Carlucci (engineer, National Research Council of Italy - CNR), Colin Bennett (astronaut instructor, Virgin Galactic). VMS Eve was piloted by Kelly Latimer (commander) and Jameel Janjua (pilot)
    Credit: Illustration, images and video footage courtesy of Virgin Galactic
    #VSSUnity #Galactic01
    VSS Unity’s first commercial spaceflight
    VSS Unity first commercial launch
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 200

  • @annasylv52
    @annasylv52 Рік тому +23

    I'm very happy and amazing to see our Italians astronauts on flight around earth 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🙋‍♀️🌟🌟🌟🌟

  • @flatikk
    @flatikk Рік тому +3

    Humans taming the art of flight is so impressive. I'm just marveled by how an aircraft with seemingly tiny wings can make so much out of the atmosphere and glide like a bird.

  • @CateniusDr
    @CateniusDr Рік тому +2

    Congratulations! Space for everyone comes closer!

  • @watching1513
    @watching1513 Рік тому

    Awesome!

  • @user-lo2ts4el8e
    @user-lo2ts4el8e Рік тому +5

    Хорошая идея замечательный полет. надеюсь влитая допка увеличит флот до задуманного одного полета в неделю. Сэр Ричард Брэнсон удачи.

  • @lukhanyokongisa8798
    @lukhanyokongisa8798 Рік тому +18

    Congratulations Virgin for being one of the few private company that is making space affordable .

  • @eafiddler
    @eafiddler Рік тому +2

    like a really tall rollercoaster

  • @davidkumarmaxi6843
    @davidkumarmaxi6843 Рік тому +1

    Congratulations

  • @amritanshusingh9946
    @amritanshusingh9946 11 місяців тому

    Marvellous

  • @gustavohenriqueteodorodefr7456

    This is amazing, I wonder how does it feel

  • @mauric_2271
    @mauric_2271 Рік тому +7

    nice work 👍👍

  • @ggvbayareaoakland5914
    @ggvbayareaoakland5914 11 місяців тому

    I would do this. Its worth dying to be in space... even for a few minutes... awesome and amazing!

    • @j.snyder4957
      @j.snyder4957 11 місяців тому

      I'm good with boots on the ground, thanks. Glad somebody has the guts to go where humans are not supposed to go ...

    • @cavallopazzo67
      @cavallopazzo67 11 місяців тому

      ​@@j.snyder4957ahahahah!!!😂😂

  • @robertopusceddu4446
    @robertopusceddu4446 Рік тому +3

    hello earth 🇮🇹

  • @robertopusceddu4446
    @robertopusceddu4446 Рік тому +2

    full Speed ahead with , austronautics !! 🇮🇹🇪🇺🇺🇲🇬🇧

  • @manuelvale3996
    @manuelvale3996 Рік тому +6

    Looking forward to the next one,
    .
    .
    .
    3 years from now.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +3

      The one before, 25 May 2023 ua-cam.com/video/8_7X73zTJrk/v-deo.html

  • @m.canete5508
    @m.canete5508 Рік тому

    Dam 2 times the speed of sound and still accelerating vertically

  • @doradcatripow
    @doradcatripow Рік тому +2

    The brave new world moment

  • @wm9782
    @wm9782 11 місяців тому

    The first ti fly on the blinps and airplanes paves the commercial feasibility and made it routine enough to fly safely. Its the way if things to start small build up funds and demand to make it cheaper in the long run. This is just the way it is. I hope this gets routine fast enough for anyone to fly. I believe the starship will be the way to maje it cheap to get into space and work there too.😊

  • @mohammedakhtar6542
    @mohammedakhtar6542 11 місяців тому

    I brought an Italian football shirt to commemorate this moment.

  • @user-kn3uo5uc6v
    @user-kn3uo5uc6v Рік тому

  • @youknoweverything7643
    @youknoweverything7643 Рік тому

    The rate at which technology is improving and getting greater and greater inspires me more anf more to stay as healthy as i possibly can to live as ling ad possible to see the amazing things that us humans can and will do since i was born in 92 im now 31 and we are jsut now making it where there is commercial space flight and elextric cars is now a regular thing and i wish i would have been born today actually so i could live and see all the great things we are gonna fo jn the next 80 yeara

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      You are old enough to remember The last Space Shuttle launch and landing ua-cam.com/video/LEb_7e66rVM/v-deo.html

  • @user-cz7hp6qx1v
    @user-cz7hp6qx1v Рік тому +1

    Я так понимаю у Virgin Galactic’s не смотря на меньшиую достижимую высоту, продолжительность невесомости больше на пару минут, чем у Blue Origin?

  • @naturallyherb
    @naturallyherb Рік тому +9

    Why is there no intention for Virgin Galactic to reach the internationally recognized 100 km Karman Line like its predecessor SpaceShipOne did for the X Prize?

    • @Mothball_man
      @Mothball_man Рік тому +2

      Yeah it’s very cool but not really space. I mean if your definition of space is weightlessness then every time you go on a roller coaster you’re going to space.

    • @mymixedbiscuit9159
      @mymixedbiscuit9159 Рік тому +1

      Space 100km up does not mean weightlessness, you are still subject to the same gravity.
      But calculations worked out space to roughly start at 83km. So this is space - they just rounded it up.

  • @Lieutenant_Prawn
    @Lieutenant_Prawn Рік тому +1

    This could have ended similarly to another special place expedition.

  • @CactusJackSlade
    @CactusJackSlade Рік тому

    Fantastic! Who were the two dudes in the green jump suits?

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The ones in the middle at 0:04

  • @bryanmccann5778
    @bryanmccann5778 Рік тому +1

    wobble !!

  • @pablox11NEW
    @pablox11NEW Рік тому

    Ci to się bawią .

  • @ploft2
    @ploft2 Рік тому +1

    ocean gate space edition ?

  • @abramswee
    @abramswee Рік тому +1

    cant it go to 100km ceiling?

    • @cmterocco3442
      @cmterocco3442 11 місяців тому

      It's safer and less expensive to go 50 Miles, but It can do 110km ceiling

  • @Curent-Value
    @Curent-Value Рік тому +2

    Чем обусловлена такая причудливая форма корабля?

  • @Checco.10
    @Checco.10 Рік тому +4

    orgoglio italiano

    • @TheRobweb
      @TheRobweb Рік тому

      ma per cortesia, una ciarlatanata con ennesimo spreco di soldi pubblici.

  • @robertopusceddu4446
    @robertopusceddu4446 Рік тому +6

    welcome to space 🇮🇹🇬🇧🇺🇲

  • @jul1440
    @jul1440 Рік тому +1

    Molto bene🤌🤌🤌

  • @krox477
    @krox477 Рік тому

    Why they go vertically ? That's too much g forces

  • @eachlotus
    @eachlotus Рік тому +1

    没有达到卡门线

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @leonkennedy1643
    @leonkennedy1643 Рік тому

    Pretty soon we will be just like cowboy bebop lol

  • @bikebudha01
    @bikebudha01 Рік тому +4

    Are there plans to evenutually have something that 'stays in space', I mean for longer than a few seconds???

    • @bt6joso
      @bt6joso Рік тому +3

      They didnt go high enough to even call it a space flight

    • @Blackstar-ti4py
      @Blackstar-ti4py Рік тому

      Not happening

    • @YuriiSiryi
      @YuriiSiryi Рік тому +2

      If you want go to space - there is blue origin new shepard, if you want go to space for longer time - SpaceX Crew Dragon)

    • @EddieSerban
      @EddieSerban Рік тому

      ​costs millions of dou

    • @olasek7972
      @olasek7972 Рік тому

      For such „plans” to make economical sense there have to be enough customers willing to pay $50 mln a shot. It’s a very limited crowd.

  • @darryljorden9177
    @darryljorden9177 Рік тому +1

    I feel sorry for the two guys in back. They didn't even have time to get out of their seats.

    • @karel8y
      @karel8y Рік тому

      You can also opt to fully enjoy the view only as gravity-free you can also experience in a zero-g flight.

    • @Mytton-he7og
      @Mytton-he7og Рік тому

      They were doing an experiment

  • @hr1meg
    @hr1meg Рік тому

    Amazing, incredible, amazing. Let me tell you what you are seeing with your own eyes. 🙄

  • @user-bb9zo2mn4l
    @user-bb9zo2mn4l Рік тому

    La palabra es Atrazada

  • @angelarce832
    @angelarce832 Рік тому +1

    SR-71 is Faster than the Virgin Space Plane ?
    SR-71 2500 Mph vs Virgin unity 2050 Mph+?

    • @jonathanbeattie3410
      @jonathanbeattie3410 Рік тому +2

      An F1 car is faster than a family car….. yet they are designed for different purposes

    • @sera56jase
      @sera56jase Рік тому

      Yes what's your point?

  • @user-ew7gg2wr8c
    @user-ew7gg2wr8c Рік тому +1

    泡?見たいなのは何ですかね。詳しい方、教えて

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @ryanryan3473
    @ryanryan3473 Рік тому +2

    This over priced plane ticket to tickle the edge of space will end in a similar manner as the over priced sub ticket to the tickle the Titanic

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому

      False. No correlation anyway. Stop seeking attention.

  • @PC-lu3zf
    @PC-lu3zf Рік тому

    I wish I could afford but no can’t spend so much on 1 hour flight lol In 30 years if I’m
    Alive and it’s around £50.000 I’d consider buying a ticket.

  • @kaptenhiu5623
    @kaptenhiu5623 Рік тому

    They didn't reach orbit, they just reach "space" and then head back. We already did it decades ago

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому +2

      Ok. do it yourself then.

  • @bobsmithy9024
    @bobsmithy9024 Рік тому +1

    The ironic thing about space travel is there's nowhere go. I mean, no Earth type environment. No planet has breathable atmosphere. Kinda funny. A huge universe with nowhere to go. It's like film director James Cameron going on about how amazing the oceans/underwater is. Well if it were that amazing we'd be able to breathe underwater. 😄
    Clearly, nature didn't design humans to live in space or in the seas.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      It's not about the destination, it's about the journey... of discovery ;-) ua-cam.com/play/PLpGTA7wMEDFhLh7SyIBFcAZU1Cf7NrP-G.html

    • @lindboknifeandtool
      @lindboknifeandtool Рік тому

      It makes earth extra cozy. I’d need 20 million to ride this

    • @fernandorosales2418
      @fernandorosales2418 2 місяці тому

      As you transmit this message through a satellite that is orbiting in space...

  • @robguyatt9602
    @robguyatt9602 Рік тому

    I don't like that they call it spaceflight when they didn't reach 100 km altitude. Regardless it would be a wonderful experience to see the planet from that height.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +2

      US launch, US criteria en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_astronaut#Criteria

  • @dalmatian1968
    @dalmatian1968 Рік тому

    I was watching it, and i would give anything to be up there. But i have 1 questions this idiots up there didn’t even look outside the window to see what’s below. Wondering what was the point then.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      They were not there for fun, but to conduct research www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @y_us_12
    @y_us_12 Рік тому

    Is that purely for space tourism?

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому

      No. This was a scientific mission.

  • @anonymousnoname3022
    @anonymousnoname3022 Рік тому

    Apogee, I know what that means thanks to Kerbal Space Program.

  • @rixman1501
    @rixman1501 Рік тому +5

    Anyone else having flashbacks, from say, The Titan!
    But then again we humans can't just beat curiosity.
    I'm glad they succeeded. Hopefully they'll actually be remembered for pioneering commercial space travel

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      It was not a joyride.
      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @zigavojska1672
    @zigavojska1672 Рік тому

    How far is orbit, why they dont go further? This is just free fall.. we didnt see any stars? Why dont they go up at night?

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @sera56jase
      @sera56jase Рік тому

      It's not how far, its how fast. You have to go much much faster to achieve orbit.

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому

      Not enough delta v. No TPS.

  • @ZeroSpawn
    @ZeroSpawn Рік тому +2

    Good thing it was piloted by humans. If it was automated system would have landed at 4,600 feet.

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 Рік тому +2

      The runway was located at an altitude of around 4,600 feet, so I don't understand why you're doubting that an automated landing wouldn't have been able to accomplish the landing safely?

  • @wallstreet497
    @wallstreet497 Рік тому +1

    100% full autopilot

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      VSS Unity had two pilots: Michael Masucci (commande) and Nicola Pecile (pilot)

  • @antoniomarques5369
    @antoniomarques5369 Рік тому +1

    Up and down. Nothing new under the sun.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому

      Only 3 dimensions. Cant do crap about it.

  • @mikebon8352
    @mikebon8352 Рік тому +1

    If u can fly to mars and
    come back after liftoff from Mars
    I will applaude...
    in the mean time I must just grinn..

  • @petejones8312
    @petejones8312 Рік тому +2

    This isn't space....not even close .

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      "In the United States, professional, military, and commercial astronauts who travel above an altitude of 50 miles (80 km) are eligible to be awarded astronaut wings."
      wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_astronaut

    • @olasek7972
      @olasek7972 Рік тому

      Space begins anywhere between 70-110 km, pick your number within this range.

  • @jessicasimplicioreis3824
    @jessicasimplicioreis3824 Місяць тому

    Somebody watching?? 😅😅😅

  • @mattb8754
    @mattb8754 Рік тому

    Nice. I'm sure there was plenty of trash hoping they'd die like the Titanic sub.

  • @bt6joso
    @bt6joso Рік тому +3

    It's a high altitude flight not a space flight

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      "In the United States, professional, military, and commercial astronauts who travel above an altitude of 50 miles (80 km) are eligible to be awarded astronaut wings." en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_astronaut

    • @edicostantini5020
      @edicostantini5020 Рік тому +3

      In my country , if you Jump more than 20 feet in the air , you are a astronaut! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

  • @LuNaTiC9oNe
    @LuNaTiC9oNe Рік тому

    the stock went down faster lmao

  • @pumelo1
    @pumelo1 11 місяців тому

    This "space vehicle" do not reach 100+km only 290000ft and this is only 88+km . Space is over Theodore von Kármán line😉

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  11 місяців тому

      US launch, US criteria en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_astronaut#Criteria

    • @pumelo1
      @pumelo1 11 місяців тому

      @@SciNewsRo I know this, but US criteria are for my useless. Space is 100+km

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  11 місяців тому

      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_space#Boundary

  • @daves2552
    @daves2552 Рік тому

    The point of this is? Man has been to space. Many times.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @user-wq2qc5pl6w
    @user-wq2qc5pl6w Рік тому

    Кого интересует компания позиционирующая себя как развлечение миллионеров.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @user-lo2ts4el8e
      @user-lo2ts4el8e Рік тому +1

      Меня

  • @wlager
    @wlager Рік тому +1

    Lol... Only orbital fly is real space.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому

      You know nothing about space. Thanks for showing that.

  • @kaimodo1366
    @kaimodo1366 Рік тому +5

    Its an expensive zero G flight nowhere near "Space". Nothing more 😂

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @bigguy2683
    @bigguy2683 Рік тому +3

    What is the climate cost of these purposeless excursions?

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal
      @RocketPal Рік тому

      Why would you care?

    • @user-dl4dn5th3c
      @user-dl4dn5th3c Рік тому +8

      If all the people of Earth were like you we would still be leaving in caves .Most people want progress not regress!

    • @Blackstar-ti4py
      @Blackstar-ti4py Рік тому +1

      What climate cost 😂 you joking?

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 Рік тому

      @@user-dl4dn5th3c 'leaving'?

  • @chibinyra
    @chibinyra Рік тому

    I'd rather a library... or if we must f3llAte the car industry, maybe nice roads?

  • @ghostfakekiller4201
    @ghostfakekiller4201 Рік тому

    "Viva la italia" 😂😂😂😂 learn a language love 😂

  • @Antares2
    @Antares2 Рік тому +57

    It's good that they were safe, but this seems very pointless.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +9

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @jeffreyzheng4924
      @jeffreyzheng4924 Рік тому +26

      i think our future should include affordable commercial space trips, because us as humans should never stop exploring. Like when the planes were first invented nobody thought that one day they can spend just $200 and go to distances in plane

    • @Antares2
      @Antares2 Рік тому +2

      @@SciNewsRo Yeah, I mean it's not a total waste, I understand this. But it seems like it doesn't do much more compared to much cheaper sounding rockets.

    • @Antares2
      @Antares2 Рік тому +7

      @@jeffreyzheng4924 Commerical, maybe. Affordable, maybe not. I fear that space travel is going to be exceedingly expensive for a very long time.
      The amount of energy required just to reach low orbit is so vast, and requires so much engineering that it will never be "cheap".
      If there's one thing we've learned from the 'Titan' submersible debacle, it's that when people try to make difficult engineering 'cheap'... people die. And even then, the ticket price of $250k isn't what I would call affordable.
      Not saying it will never happen, but I don't think Bransons suborbital joyride is the way to commercial space travel.

    • @Dawgley
      @Dawgley Рік тому +10

      something of someone with no money would say

  • @RobertLeeAtYT
    @RobertLeeAtYT Рік тому +1

    Meh. It’s a sounding rocket.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      Sounding Rockets explained ua-cam.com/video/t8G3YPEczqg/v-deo.html

    • @RobertLeeAtYT
      @RobertLeeAtYT Рік тому

      @@SciNewsRo What's your point?
      The key reason why this Virgin product is a glorified sounding rocket is very simple: it's suborbital.
      Actually, let me walk that back. It's less than a sounding rocket. A sounding rocket serves real scientific value. This is a glorified amusement park joy ride for those with more money than sense.
      The design is laughably far removed from having the delta-V necessary for anything more than a few minutes up and a few minutes down.
      Spaceship? Puuuhhhleeaaseee.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @raitheon
    @raitheon Рік тому +5

    Does no one else think this is cool as fuck

  • @mylastday1037
    @mylastday1037 2 місяці тому

    Better get off your butts blue....i want to see five a month. Get going

  • @JRBJRBJRB
    @JRBJRBJRB Рік тому

    Quite boring, less than 60 seconds at zero Gravity. What‘s that 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @Red_Stache
    @Red_Stache Рік тому

    All that for 2 minutes of zero G. What a waste of resources and money. They didn't even enter space proper.

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @any513
    @any513 Рік тому

    what a lie, if they were in orbit they should be glued to the window looking at outer space... and by the way the sun would blind them... does anyone know how without oxygen in a vacuum the ship slows down, positions itself, turns around and reaches match 3 without any gravitational force interfering with it? ha ha ha

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      It's a suborbital flight, they are over 80km in altitude, not in orbit around the Earth.

    • @olasek7972
      @olasek7972 Рік тому

      Your level of ignorance really deserves ha, ha, ha

  • @manpochver
    @manpochver Рік тому +1

    What unnecessary pollution for the amusement of a few millionaires!

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @karelmarx8899
    @karelmarx8899 Рік тому

    it wasnt space.
    maybe 10000 km would be.
    cave man with lot of money playing

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

    • @RocketPal-bi9xs
      @RocketPal-bi9xs Рік тому

      Lmao. You dont even know where it is.

  • @aspringall3012
    @aspringall3012 Рік тому

    Millionaires toy

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому +1

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet

  • @TheRutlandPilot
    @TheRutlandPilot Рік тому +1

    Orbit the earth Virgin then we’ll talk. Not impressed by this at all…

    • @SciNewsRo
      @SciNewsRo  Рік тому

      The Galactic 01 scientific research experiments www.virgingalactic.com/galactic-01-research-payloads-fact-sheet