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SpaceX’s Starship, the Biggest Rocket Ever Built, Is Poised to Fly

April 17, 2023
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| Moon missions, NASA, Rockets, Space Tourism, SpaceX, Starship

By Jeffrey Kluger, Published by Time, 17 April 2023 Time was, nobody gave much thought to the town of Boca Chica, a little community at the toe of Texas, hard up against the Gulf of Mexico. Distinguished mostly by its proximity to the city of Brownsville, the county seat of

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SpaceX poised for giant leap toward Musk’s dream of colonies on Mars

April 9, 2023
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| Colonisation, Mars missions, Moon missions, Space Tourism, Starship

By Josie Ensor, Published by The Telegraph, 9 April 2023 Rocket designed to take man to the Red Planet is ready for test launch in days, says billionaire's firm SpaceX is on the cusp of sending its Starship - the most powerful rocket ever built - into orbit, in the

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Is Rocket Lab the SpaceX Competitor We’ve Been Waiting For?

March 27, 2023
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| Rocket Lab, Space Tourism, SpaceX

By George Dvorsky, Published by gizmodo, 27 March 2023 Rocket Lab plans to charge $50 million for flights aboard its Neutron rocket, placing it in direct competition with SpaceX’s Falcon 9. SpaceX’s partially reusable Falcon 9 is currently in a class by itself, but rival companies are hoping to end

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These Crypto Companies Want to ‘Commoditize’ the Moon

March 27, 2023
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| Mining, Moon missions, Space Tourism

Space Outpost’s MAPP lunar rover is scheduled to go to space in November of this year as a payload on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Image: Lunar Outpost By Kyle Barr, Published by Gizmodo, 27 March 2023 Lunar Outpost will engrave a crypto wallet passcode on its MAPP Lunar Rover

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Virgin Group founder Richard Branson launches Virgin Galactic. Terry Caws/Alamy Stock Photo

Virgin Galactic Holdings: Looks More Like A Gamble Than An Investment

March 23, 2023
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| Space Tourism, Uncategorized, Virgin

Published by Seeking Alpha, 23 March 2023 Summary Virgin Galactic Holdings is still burning through cash at an alarming rate. And a really important point will be whether they can meet their Q2 start date. If they have to postpone it again, combined with further shareholder dilution, this would probably

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Virgin Galactic finishes lengthy spacecraft upgrades, plans Q2 commercial service

March 1, 2023
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| Space Tourism, Virgin

By Joey Roulette, Published by dunyanews, 1 March 2023 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc (SPCE.N) has completed a lengthy upgrade period for its centrepiece tourist spacecraft, with commercial service on track to begin in the second quarter of 2023, the company said on Tuesday. The company, founded by

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Sir Richard Branson speaks after he flew into space aboard a Virgin Galactic vessel © Getty Images

Virgin Galactic Holdings shares slide as losses widen

March 1, 2023
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| Launch failure, Space Tourism, Virgin

By Sam Boughedda, Published by Investing.com, 1 March 2023 Virgin Galactic Holdings (NYSE:SPCE) shares are trading lower early Wednesday after they missed fourth quarter earnings expectations. The spaceflight company posted a loss per share of $0.55 on revenue of $870K. Analysts expected a loss per share of $0.51, however, revenue

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Virgin Galactic’s Loss Could Widen as Operating Costs Balloon

February 27, 2023
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| Space Tourism, Uncategorized, Virgin

By Kevin George, Published by Investopedia, 27 February 2023 Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc. (SPCE), the world's first publicly traded space tourism company, likely lost over $100 million in the fourth quarter as operating costs surged and the company geared up to begin commercial operations. Analysts expect to see a year-on-year

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