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Virgin Galactic Unity goes suborbital for the last time - Galactic 07 launch highlights
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Virgin Galactic's VSS Unity completed it's last flight on June 8,. 2024. Six passengers and crew flew to an altitude of 54.4 miles (87.5 km). Full Story: www.space.com/...
Galactic 07 Space Tourists:
Anand "Andy" Harish Sadhwani of California
Irving Izchak Pergament of New York
Giorgi Manenti of Italy
Also aboard Galactic 07:
Turkish astronaut Tuva Atasever
VSS Unity commander Nicola Pecile
Pilot Jameel Janjua
Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: Virgin Galactic | edited by Steve Spaleta ( / stevespaleta )
The Music - Their faces of Joy - Made me have tears in my eyes ❤
space isn't real - read your Bible. Virgin Galactic is the work of Lucifer whom you're bowing down to. Learn the truth - the earth is flat, fixed and immovable like we are told and enclosed inside a firmament on top of which lies the heavens
If everyone had a chance to see that beautiful view there would be less war for sure .
I love how the look of awe ramps up into something more. This is so amazing and inspirational as I prepare to climb up into my own invention and try to be brave.
Always remember the two brave pilots Mike Millvill and Brian Binnie.
Incredible and Lucky individuals.
Windows have surrounding handles .. nice idea.
That's a very good idea for weightlessness.
Fantastic, Wonderful.. Thank you very much for your video. Congratulations. Keep flying again. Cheers.
"We've always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible. And we count these moments. These moments when we dare to aim higher, to break barriers, to reach for the stars, to make the unknown known. We count these moments as our proudest achievements. But we lost all that.
Or perhaps we've just forgotten that we are still pioneers. And we've barely begun.
And that our greatest accomplishments cannot be behind us, that our destiny lies above us."
Interstellar. Nice.
I love Interstellar
Like fish in a fish tank
Yay now all we need is a guy named cooper who is willing to leave his daughter to save the planet :D
Such lovely images! All jet pilots dream of this.
It's good to be King! I seriously doubt any of us little folks will ever get the chance to take this ride into space.
Definitely not in our lifetime mate
It will happen eventually costs have been coming down a lot and as more competition emerges and we get more used to the technology ect it will be affordable, regularly fights used to only be for the super wealthy.
Ohh my God, my God!!! It's so wonderful and beautiful, and so exciting! 😯😍😆❤️❤️❤️💝👏👏👏👏🗽💥🚀🌹🌹🌹
BREATHTAKING ✨️
Id go in a second but out of my price range
Just about everyone's price range shit in England we are getting ruined over gas and electric and food bills mate
If I won the lotteryI would probably fly a dozen times.
We will be long gone by the time space tourism is within the reach of the average guy.
That is not true@@davidgalea6113
Be patient for 15 years until Russia begins to create a shadow fleet of decommissioned Starships flying the Palestinian flag...
Great Success always coming from this Company Congratulations ❤
Too bad Rutans masterpiece didn't get full development
So nearly built a Rutan Varieze when we were younger.
I wish they'd increase their max altitude slightly every launch.
think u need to read up on suborbital trajectories!°
Perfect Machine. Perfect work in the world Perfect team in the world Perfect Mission. Thank you very much 090624.
I didnt see anyone taking pictures or video ?? Looked like they had some fun though !! K
That's a good thing. Wow.
people all over history could enjoy things without taking pictures/fliming!.....imagine that!
There’s more than enough 4K video cameras onboard recording every moment from multiple angles. I assure you they’ll all get high resolution DVDs of this experience to keep for an eternity.
Probably aren’t allowed to bring phones on with you.
Are those parachutes? Can passengers bail out of this thing?
Once at a survivable altitude the crew and passengers can bail out. Unity never achieves high enough speeds to need ablative heat shields, and glides to a landing.
Touching the cosmos ✌
Sem palavras isso não tem preço es um verdadeiro milagre
Why are they wearing backpacks? Are those parachutes? Are they supposed to be able to deploy those and in case of emergency?
they definitely look like parachutes to me. I guess it makes sense if there's a condition that makes it so they can't reach the runway. The pilots can just trim it out and they can bail
I think it's a fast realease system for the seatbelts
Nah there in space ha
@@NutsandGutsthat's definitely what it is - look at the seats, theirs no padding whatsoever. Looks like those clip in and out so they can wear full harnesses but also not have to undo them and redo them to maximize zero g time.
@@user-kn1yc6pu5hnah its not space,they are still inside earth orbit.
My Dream
I hope that what was learned goes on to improve spaceflight.
I love space wish I was a astronaut
I think you mean you love the fantasy of space, like Star Trek!
@@nightlightabcd OMG How did you know your such a legend 😃
Why am I reminded of the Triton when I see this?
Amazing.
I see an F22 raptor below them. Are they in space or just floating 😊
They reach a maximum of 89 km. That is space by the US Air Force definition (80 km) but not by the most used definition (100 km). However, the atmosphere becomes thinner fluently, you cannot say where it ends. Every definition for the beginning of space is arbitrary. There is no beginning. So the obsession with the idea, that somebody was in "space", is a bit stupid.
The amount they spend in zero Gravity is astonishing! Better than all the other rocket solutions so far.
Only if sub-orbital flight is the goal. For all other purposes it's not better than the other solutions.
@@kmoecub still very very similar and much more cheaper and affordable.
@@GooogleGoglee Are there official numbers for the cost? Is it really cheaper than New Shepard?
You need to show the landing!
Excellent 👽✌️
It would be nice to have some grippers inside the ship around the windows. Right now, the passengers look like mountain climbers.
🇮🇳🙏
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Next gen aircrafts should be all glass, when that technology arrives then that would be worth paying for. Also you know dam well I will not be in that spacecraft without being on a "high" haha
VAI SAMBAR HEIN!!🎉🎉
To think that is 100 times safer than going to see a sunken Titanic . Way cooler. To die on the ocean floor before even seeing what you went down to see.
Tuva Cihangir Atasever Türkiye 🇹🇷🇦🇿❤️☺️✨
Why is it the last?
Building a new spacecraft
Their going to be moving on to a newer design
Their also going broke
How high can a craft like this go before heating on descent becomes a problem? Some school physics maths suggests 'quite a bit'? Obviously not much room for much more motor.
Altitude isn't the issue when it comes.to heating velocity is, the faster a craft is going the more heat is generated on re entry basically when a spac craft re enters it converts it's kinetic energy into thermal energy to slow down by literally compressing the air in front of it a vehicle like this doesn't seem much re entry heating because it's not going fast enough to significantly compress the air since it pretty much just goes straight up once released from its carrier plane and then slowly glides back to the runway
Rutan had a fully orbital system planned. The feather system wouldve even better on larger more powerful ships.
@@KiRiTO72987 what phenomenon prevents velocity of descent rising with increased altitude at the top of the ride for a vehicle like this?
@@trs4u Controlled orbital decay. Dipping into the atmosphere to slow down and then maneuvering back out before temperatures rise enough that heat shielding in needed. Repeating that process allows for slower re-entry velocities. It just takes a long time compared to current re-entry practices.
Energy drive until jupiter ❤🎉
Are they wearing parachutes
Mobsters in space. 🇮🇹
Cool! 👍
80km is not suborbital. It is still atmospheric.
Lmao making it literally suborbital by definition
@@Masoch1st Suborbital typically refers to SPACEFLIGHT on a sub-orbital trajectory. Anything that is flying below the karman line, be it a plane, a helicopter, or even a ball you throw, while you could "technically" call it suborbital, it is just atmospheric. In order for something to really be considered suborbital, it should cross the karman line, but not have enough sideways velocity to achieve an orbit.
@@maral2014 The Karman line is also just arbitrary. There is no end of atmosphere /beginning of space. US Air Force definition is 80 km.
1:07 WTF! You misspelled VSS Unity Commander’s name, ffs! C’mon!
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Cool stuff, closest to scramjet from magnificent rail. Payloads and passengers, less to clean up win for everyone. Ride at whitesand, line long.
For that kind of money I would want to get above the Karman Line (100km+) and into space, at 87km a correctly designed vehicle travelling fast enough, could still achieve aerodynamic lift. Technically they never really left the atmosphere.
You just negative
You would have to wait until 2040.
“For that kind of money” this is by a wide margin the best you can get, this is like 400k a ticket blue origin is your only other option and that costs $1.25m if you want to pay over 3x as much for that extra hight you can 🤷🏻♂️
US Air Force definition for the beginning of space is 80 km. You also get lift above 100 km, the speed just would be higher than orbital speed. The Karman line is an arbitrary definition. And actually the technical Karman line (so where the speed for aerodynamic lift gets as high as orbital speed) it is not even exact 100 km; they just choose that because it is such a nice number.
@@sebastiannolte1201 spacex starliner went to 200km but came back nearly melted
Smithsonian bound!
*⚡💯%🔯⚡* 0:31
Reminds me of Titan 😅
Is there going to be a replacement platform?
Yes. Delta class.
Supposed to be but given their financial state it's uncertain if they'll ever get to flynit
Path finder,to the moom!
Appolo hajar Aswad BUMI
Luck and fortune.
I don't understand why most capsules have to burn up through the atmosphere instead of gently falling back to earth like this one does.
This one doesn't get anywhere close to orbital velocity.
@@skipperg4436 right but if you match the rotation of the earth and then fall couldn't you use rockets to slow your decent so you wouldn't cause all the friction against the atmosphere?
@@Off-Gridto be able to slow down enough to match earths rotation without just being in GEO you'd need basically the entire rocket that launched you to fire in the opposite direction to slow you down enough it's simply not feasible
@@KiRiTO72987 It can be done over time with a solar sail. It would just take a long time and would drastically increase turn-around time.
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Last flight ? Am i missing something here ?
Last flight of this 'SpaceshipTwo-class' vehicle. It says "new Delta class" in the video, and there appears to be some mention of 'SpaceshipThree' online, but who knows?
@@trs4udidn't they filed for bankruptcy ? How are they sill flying ?
@@aquariumlife2929 yep, bankruptcy no doubt 🙄 Virgin Galactic are a waste of space no pun intended!
@@aquariumlife2929 are you confusing Virgin Galactic with Virgin Orbit?
@@trs4u damn, are those two seperate damn things ?
Oh You are two days too late so you missed the Hot Staging of the Starship, the boostback of the Booster and the journey of the Starship. 😉
Make me rich already, i feel like I'm just paying for rich people to have cheaper tickets for a bigger rich person to sell
Well better this is better than blue origin bullhorn….. I would spend the monies and go space x if I wanted to go to space, just saying…
Massive jump in price $400k for this $1.25m for blue origin, SpaceX somewhere around the $50m mark.
How come it’s the last time?
Because this spaceplane will be replaced by an upgraded version! So this is not the end of their flights in general...
i hope they dont get cancer from radiation
They won't. Not just because of this one flight anyway.
@@kmoecub so your telling me space radiation is a lie? F@ck NASA
@@NamNguyen-xt4ykno, radiation in space isn't so deadly that you'd die from being exposed to it for a few minutes. Plus they were still in the atmosphere
@@NamNguyen-xt4yk Radiation becomes stronger when you go higher. However, I think airline pilots have a higher risk. Radiation at 13 km is not as high as at 89 km I guess, but pilots are up there much longer in their life.
humans
✌️✌️✌️😊
Those backpacks could be giroscope stabilizer?.
Useless dramatic music
진짜 일반서민들도 우주여행이 가능
한 날이 어서오라!!!! 버진이여~ 그 날을 앞당겨라!!!!
Df9a
A nice experiment… time to move on, though.
What why?
Does anyone else feel like this is CGI? Or completely faked all together? What is the objective?
"Does anyone else feel like this is CGI? "
No.
"Or completely faked all together? "
No, why should it? The predecessor of this vehicle flew already 20 years ago, developed by a famous aircraft designer. And there were many iterations of the vehicle and test flights since then. And this here was the seventh commercial flight. And the company is traded at the stock exchange, they clearly would be sued heavily if their business was a giant fraud.
"What is the objective?"
It is a tourist attraction for rich people.
Looks kool, but cramped, it seems like in SPACE there should be more SPACE!
Bye bye VG Unity.
$$$$ 😢
Круто конечно, но дед верни деньги 😂
Да да, ты купил акции Вирджин и сидишь на очке
Yes yes, you bought Virgin shares and are sitting on a point
Such a waste of resources...
get your pessimism outta here..this is progress, this is in our DNA
Wah Wah
I was about to write the same.
@@kastrooutlaw progress is when those resources used for science
Small-minded opinion enslaved by the myth of scarcity. Exactly what resources are being wasted? None of these materials or money left the planet. And, that's going to be the case for humanity if we don't push these boundaries.
Good to know that rich people also take the bus. 😁
Non vedo la curvatura, la terra è piatta.
You must be blind then as there is very obvious curvature in this video 😂
In the after flight press char, investors do not need to hear political talk as to why you got flags in your pockets. That question should not have been asked at all. You need to clean this up and there seems to be a UK attitude here. I am extremely ANGRY @ 88 cents per share & have contacted SEC to SPCE DE Listed.
450000 dollars just to see dark space? 🤫
So you missed the view of earth out the window? A view that only a handful of people have seen for themselves, or zero G that very few have experienced.
Shame it never got into Space.
Is that an Iranian flag I see?
last flight?! aaaaand what did they achive ?!
anything worthy for space exploration? or human travel?
no? just burned money? okay then.....
Not sure about this one but all the other flights have had scientific payloads on them.
Reach people amusement...
Design and develop tfe world's largest plane, lease a Space Port in the desert, design and make a sub orbital spaceship for 4 passengers +crew. Make only seven flights.
Pitch:- We can make a fortune on this believe me, just wait and see 🤣🙃😝🤭🤔🤐🥴🤠🥺 !!!
You do realise they are only stopping flights so they can build the new version of the ship.
@@minmo2288 Yes, I do but Do you reakize the costs of R&D + construction costs of any apacecraft? Virgin is bleeding millions in cash Also they have several competitors for what is a very very limited, one ride, "been there and done it" clientele.
Suborbital? More like supersonic carnival ride for the rich!
A toy for rich people.
What a joke... Guess they got as much investor money as possible with this stunt.
87.5 , lie
So lame flight is suborbital. GO SPACEX!!!
This is $400k a ticket SpaceX is about $50m