U.S. Okays Virgin Galactic Plans
Aron writes "Space.com reports that the U.S. Department of State's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls has approved collaboration of technical details between Scaled Composites of Mojave, California and Virgin Galactic of the United Kingdom to build passenger-carrying suborbital spaceliners. The next suborbital ship will be a nine person vessel." From the article: "Details about the new company were unveiled at the Experimental Aircraft Association's (EAA) AirVenture air show held July 25-31 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
The Spaceship Company will build a fleet of commercial suborbital spaceships and launch aircraft. Scaled Composites is to be under contract for research and development testing, as well as certification of a 9-person SpaceShipTwo (SS2) design, and a White Knight Two (WK2) mothership to be called Eve."
...finally, News for Nerds!
Oh yeah baby, I'm going next!
...it's pretty clear our galaxy is lying about being a virgin.
Does anyone have any details on how it will be launched?
1. Aim the pointy end at space.
2. Press the "Launch" button.
Toronto-area transit rider? Rate your ride.
So, who is going to be the first member of the sixty mile high club?
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"And on the right, you will see foam flying off."
Dance Dance Revolution.
1. Aim the pointy end at space.
2. Press the "Launch" button.
3. Profit!!!
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I'm on to their little game.
Did you just lie?
Yes
Yes