Galactic 02 - Virgin Galactic’s second commercial spaceflight

Galactic 02 - Virgin Galactic’s second commercial spaceflight - was launched from Spaceport America, New Mexico, on 10 August 2023, with VSS Unity being released from VMS Eve at 15:17 UTC (09:17 local time). VSS Unity, the second SpaceShipTwo, transported three private passengers: Jon Goodwin, Keisha Schahaff, Anastatia Mayers; as well as Beth Moses (Chief Astronaut Instructor), CJ Sturckow (pilot) and Kelly Latimer (pilot). VMS Eve was piloted by Nicola Pecile and Mike Masucci.
Credit: Virgin Galactic
#VSSUnity #Galactic02
VSS Unity’s second commercial spaceflight
VSS Unity second commercial launch
Virgin Galactic’s first private astronauts

[@fiodarkliomin1112]

Great adventure 😎....
I must work 300 years and save money to pay for this flight 😅

[@thewatchingeyes9497]

Don't worry. it will get cheaper as competition rises.

[@RAVENSTAR1973]

the girl´s hair floating away in the zero gravity enviroment rememebers me the "Matrix Reloaded" movie

[@dissaid]

Awesome! 😎😎😎

[@inigoirisarri3349]

Okay that's great now even becoming an astronaut is pay-to- win

[@peterminea3949]

3:14 That altitude was kind of ten Everests!

[@az-rule84]

wow her locks look like from some alien scene

[@ALPHASECTOR_GAMING]

What is the white thing that speeds by at 3:35...🤔

[@SciNewsRo]

The Sun.

[@vicccey1345]

4:39 is that damage to the left rudder?

[@MiCuentadeYouT]

It looks like a small hole, you are right. Something might have hit it somewhere in those 182 kms of travel... Space trash or something coming back, maybe a bird or something.

[@tejasHasaan]

I like to go to space in Rocker 🚀🚀
And re-entry 🥵🥵

[@davaohunters87]

I Think that's is a 3 squids hair in space😂😂😂🥴

[@benverdel3073]

All this for becoming an almost astronaut (88 instead of 100 km)

[@sebastiannolte1201]

US definition: 80 km

[@uzairmalik8321]

After the submarine incident even though if i become rich i am not doing this non sense

[@ninesynergy558]

Erm.. xcuse me, your hair block my view.. 😄😄

[@user-it5rx9pw2x]

Надеюсь эти болтуны пояснили откуда на борту взялся четвëртый чел? Ведь сразу их было лишь трое!

[@SciNewsRo]

Beth Moses (Chief Astronaut Instructor)

[@user-it5rx9pw2x]

@@SciNewsRo таксист короче...

[@SciNewsRo]

CJ Sturckow (pilot) and Kelly Latimer (pilot).

[@oswald900able]

If they are in space how can they steer

[@ray1956]

Risky ‘joy ride’ in sub space 🤦🏿🤷🏿‍♂️. What’s the point 🤔human test dummy 😮👀🤷🏿‍♂️

[@muhammadshalihin2588]

Where the Flat Earthers??? 😂

[@SciNewsRo]

Not on this channel.

[@jaswindersinghsuniara800]

Hahaha what a swizz didn't even reach thev Karman Line, the official start of space, 328154 feet! 😂😂😂

[@SciNewsRo]

"Official" ? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_space#Boundary

[@studentjohn]

The Karman line being the boundary of space is a bit of a myth - some agencies do use it as such, but others have a different definition. E.G. The US Air Force defines it as the lowest perigee which allows a satellite to complete one more orbit be fore re-entering - which is 80km not 100km. Plus: The Karman line moves, depending on how things like space weather heat the upper atmosphere - 100 km is just the average height. The conditions at 80km are almost identical to those at 100km, and the flight got to just under 90km - so I'm willing to give it to them.