Relive Virgin Galactic's suborbital flight! Feel what it was like for the passengers | 4K

Experience Virgin Galactic Unity's Galactic 02 flight with these amazing views from inside and out of suborbital space plane VSS Unity. The flight occurred on Aug. 10, 2023.
Passengers: Jon Goodwin, Keisha Schahaff and Anastatia Mayers
Crew: Commander C.J. Sturckow, pilot Kelly Latimer and Chief Astronaut Instructor Beth Moses
Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: Virgin Galactic | edited by Steve Spaleta ( / stevespaleta )
Music: Far Far Far by Bonnie Grace / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

[@dougaldouglas8842]

We might as well say Space. Amazing that in my lifetime I should see this, from when no rockets could achieve even this height, to now common for those who can afford the joy ride of a lifetime

[@kwasisb5390]

It looks like the movies where some people are sent into deepnspace for a mission and see a planet pass beneath them, so heartwarming. Woow🔥🔥❤❤

[@kwasisb5390]

Wow, great experience. Hooe to try one soon

[@cgn2570]

When I was a kid, I halfway believed that we would be living like the Jetsons by now or something close to it. I learned that space is no cartoon. It is hard.

[@valerian_earthling]

Great video! Tnanks a lot for sharing!

[@dust1209]

Beautiful!

[@kalidindisrchkumar6111]

ఒక అనుభూతి 👌🙏

[@jenohathazi920]

Bravoooo

[@relaxationstation7374]

Absolutely wonderful but I am also interested in the concept of Low Orbit Flight, which is supposed to make it possible to reach any global position in 45 minutes flat.

[@eugeniogarza9946]

Me encantan las posibilidades de volar en el espacio y poder conocer más sobre nuestro Universo Pero no me gustan las alturas 😢😢😮

[@BL.DBL-U]

What is that material falling from the spacecraft?

[@reggaetennisman]

Lol.. exactly..

[@generalmartok3990]

Most likely ice.

[@reggaetennisman]

People frolicking in the weightless of space inside the craft, ice falling off on the outside

[@BL.DBL-U]

@@reggaetennisman Thanks

[@BL.DBL-U]

@@reggaetennisman Thanks

[@Rares.E]

Thank you!

[@rcac1023]

What’s that backpack they are all wearing?

[@garyh.2487]

Looks like parachutes to me.

[@garyh.2487]

At what point in the video shows the true curvature of earth without any lens distortion?

[@f15eagleger]

You need to find a shot where the horizon is dead center. 2:33 is pretty close. If you have a GoPro you can test and experiment what a straight line looks like at different positions in the "shot". Example, film the bottom of your blinds or a straight fence. Another test is using a rope that has a bit of a dip in it. Let me know what you find out from your experiments.

[@garyh.2487]

First time I hear a little bit of the rocket sound as it starts up from inside the cabin. Why not show the whole flight? Maybe the full power rocket sound scares off future customers.

[@SatendraKumar-nw1mb]

Har har mahadev🙏🙏💚💚🌺🌺🌺🌷🌷🌷✡✡✡🕉🕉🕉🔱🔱🔱🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿☘☘☘☘☘☘

[@Billy69319]

virgin galactic

[@javier77street]

Whats the parachute for? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dbunik44]

yes come watch the "measuring stick" contest between two out of touch billionaires

[@KorbinX]

These vehicles have been in design since the mid to late sixties. Only now have we reached a point where civilian companies can build/test them. We should be putting more money into this type of research tbh

[@dbunik44]

@@KorbinX again, nether of these two care about benefiting society, it's about stroking egos, one who is a fraud who's father owned an emerald mine and the other had a record company, all this is going to do is benefit another billionaire, not society

[@KorbinX]

@dbunik44 maybe you should focus on the engineers and the people actually building the damn thing instead of the figurehead billionaires? Celebrate the working people who put these things together.

[@dbunik44]

@@KorbinX and if Musk doesn't work out the fit and finish problems with his Tesla, not to mention their tenancy to blow up and his "genius" business acumen such as his handling of Twitter or X, there will be no company for these employees to have, but Elon isn't such a bad guy, he let his employees sleep in their offices because you know...overtime

[@dbunik44]

@@KorbinX to discuss these technologies and not discuss their perspective CEO's that head these companies is like having a conversation about cancer, but not mentioning the tumor, sure a very specialized finite group of people namely engineers and so forth will benefit from this in the form of jobs, but explain to me how this technology benefits the rest of society, your telling me Joe six pack could afford a flight on one of these "space planes"?

[@gpr2011gpr]

Just look how flat the earth is 😂

[@LukaDrwal]

amazing tentacles

[@xidada666]

This seems pretty lame tbh.

[@banme2784]

Pointless aircraft

[@RocketPal]

Wdym pointless? It makes money.

[@PhyzzFizz]

pointless comment

[@PrimeRibb69]

Whattya mean? There's points all over that vehicle.

[@KorbinX]

Only took 60 years for a civilian company to make such a vehicle...because of people like yourself that can't think 200 years ahead

[@gatesraby6744]

Is it only pointless because you will never be able to afford to go up there and experience what they are experiencing? Sounds like your just being passive aggressive to me.

[@JustinTracey]

What are they wearing on their backs?

[@garyh.2487]

Looks like parachutes to me.

[@JustinTracey]

@@garyh.2487 but they are in space. A parachute in a submarine would be just as useful.

[@garyh.2487]

@JustinTracey but a few minutes later they have only one chance to safely land on earth. What would they do if the glider is somehow damaged and can't land safely?

[@JustinTracey]

@garyh.2487 haha. No, for real, though