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Jam packed issues filled with the latest cutting-edge research, technology and theories delivered in an entertaining and visually stunning way, aiming to educate and inspire readers of all agesVirgin Galactic is keeping pace with the company's monthly flight cadence, and is targeting Oct. 6 for the launch of their fourth commercial mission, Galactic 04..
The VSS Unity spacecraft flies on a suborbital trajectory that allows its passengers several minutes of weightlessness before returning to the runway back at Spaceport America. Though it doesn't reach orbit, Unity will be high enough that passengers will be able to see the curvature ofAn exact time for VMS Eve takeoff hasn't been announced, but release of VSS Unity in past flights has taken place a little over an hour after the mission begins.
Come fly with us! Follow @virgingalactic here & elsewhere to see @namirasalim, @trevorbmbagency & I on #Galactic04 fly into space on 10/6, ~9:00 MT.We are all crew on #SpaceshipEarth pic.twitter.com/K3fRLyIspuNope. Virgin Galactic didn't provide streaming coverage for Galactic 03, and won't be providing live video for Galactic 04 either. During their last mission, updates were only provided via X, and that seems to be the case for Galactic 04 as well.
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