First Virgin Galactic spaceflight touches back down to Earth after historic flight



Virgin Galactic successfully launched its first spaceflight with civilians onboard from the New Mexico desert. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz and Tom Costello break down the historic moment.   

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36 thoughts on “First Virgin Galactic spaceflight touches back down to Earth after historic flight”

  1. Everyone's saying it's fake but the reality is that in 100 years we will have to live in climate controlled environments, either underground or in space communities that are 50 miles away from the planet. There will be a lot of war and other issues between the haves and have nots until 90% of the population is destroyed. There will be a couple of spaceships that survive because they were able to leave the area and the earthlings will be in caves, not mass producing garbage like cars and houses. It's called the Great Reset.

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  2. Based on the "space tourist"-races it seems to be a disproportionate nr of black individuals, in comparison with the countrie's population. When will this kind of priviliges be addressed?! I mean, you point out priviliges all the time, so going into space would get quite "high up" on the list I guess?!

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  3. Not "Galactic", not quite "spaceflight" and not "historic". They never left the Earth's atmosphere, nor complete an orbit. "Flight" was partially correct though, even more so if you had put "Joy-" in front of it. (FYI this is the second "commercial flight" or is Branson just going to call all of them a "first"?)

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