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Watch: Virgin Galactic launches first all-civilian spaceflight

[@dano1307]

that old man made me happy. He paid for that in 2005! Glad he got to do it during his life. Amazing.

[@ihtfp69]

He's probably glad he's still physically able to go. That payment was a long time ago.

[@ghary2005]

certainly an amazing life lesson to our younger instant gratification generation - the longer you anticipate something the more you enjoy it.

[@mitvulf]

@@ghary2005 alternatively, the longer you anticipate something the more likely it is you die before doing it

[@NCfrost82]

Yup.....glad he lived to experience one of his dreams

[@El_coyote710]

he has been the first on that waiting list and he was his chance back then sooo glad hes finally going 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@rkwiseman]

They are space tourists. Calling them astronauts discredits the true pioneers who invested considerable time, effort and money on their education, training and research to make what happened today possible. Congratulations on a successful flight.

[@Geeksmithing]

AstroNots.

[@LunaticTheCat]

Agreed

[@steve8510]

Pretty sure the correct term is terrestrially challenged.

[@sonysonix]

Astrotourists

[@johnopal316]

Not even that, accelerate to 17,500 MPH and get into orbit before before you tell me you're going into space. They may be going only a little faster and higher than the Concord did. If you want to get weightless, go on the vomit comet.

[@jimbothesailor4217]

I love that she said 'They are officially astronauts' after the lady who is an astronaut was so peeved about them getting that title.

[@Connief1990]

32:00 That shot is so cool... Looking at it floating in space from the ground..

[@billjones8950]

Wym by floating?

[@NikosBackupChannel]

I am glad it went well and they are safe. A wonderful step.

[@Evilcsharper6474]

I was hoping it would blow up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gagongflip389]

Yup we don't want another submarine incident. I'm sure they weren't using cheap knockoff controllers.

[@baobeiyuweiyuting8245]

Why Richard didn't join them

[@JuergenHoppe1]

I see no benefit in this. The richest 5 % of all humans create 80 % of all co2. That's just another nail in the coffin of our environment.

[@baobeiyuweiyuting8245]

@@waterdropsofprozac450 Jesus Christ!!!

[@christhompson6010]

the fact that this was without incident is something not to be taken for granted

[@JP-pq9xi]

As long as diversity isn't used as a way of hiring you won't have any problem.

[@kirktsosie204]

It’s all fun and games until the thrusters malfunction, then its just a 💣! What’s that old time saying? …curiosity killed the 🐈‍⬛.

[@whitee2069]

Yeah just like the sub that killed those other millionaires. It will happen with this also.

[@christhompson6010]

@@whitee2069 yea because fatal accidents only happen to wealthy people. Some really stupid comments on here in the name of free speech

[@davidgribble263]

How can the earth handle all these rockets ???? This dose not look green at all ????

[@KN-lq4zv]

Branson is a legend. A great visionary.

[@korbanblignault2771]

the fact theyre using air breaks where there is basically no air pressure requires insane skill and accuracy. props to those pilots.

[@theymusthatetesla3186]

heh heh! ;)

[@alexjohnson1612]

Air brakes, it's a block of wood causing friction underneath 😂

[@minhkhanh114]

Just like a kite flows in the wind

[@ll2323]

I agree. They are space tourist. Not astronauts.

[@newoldvideos989]

Its called Zero G falling.. I used to do it for my passengers in a Cessna 172. Works in all planes, but only for a few seconds.

[@District.24]

I'm glad I got to see this in my lifetime. This means so little to so many people, which is a mistake. You're looking at the future for us all right now. One day, this will become as common place as taking a bus to work.

[@sebastiannolte1201]

I hope not! Wasting fossil fuel for 10 minutes of fun? The CO2 emission per capita is as high as a flight from London to New York.

[@valgoyt912]

That’s what I’m saying how is nobody talking about this more

[@charliemitchell7476]

doesnt matter who you are, if you see our planet from space.. Nothing will ever be more beautiful. you'll never gaze upon anything close to earths beauty from space. the peak of beauty in your lifetime is reached from that point forward.

[@alto.r.5238]

Kudos to the pilot for such beautiful landing!!!

[@buddhabeach9666]

Remind me what a Kudo is.... Where are the days we used a real sentence with words expressing our personal feelings instead of 1 general word. Like the Pilot needs Kudos from someone that has zero knowledge of what any Pilot does.......

[@heiltecn9ne]

@buddhabeach9666 let me take a wild guess and say you don’t have many friends.

[@lukasst1214]

@@heiltecn9ne Im agree with him, and he is my firend (and you to, if you want ;).

[@MWorsa]

@@buddhabeach9666 ku·dos /ˈko͞oˌdōs/ noun praise and honor received for an achievement.

[@keyboardt8276]

​@@heiltecn9neyour comment is exemplary of the shallow, consumerist culture plaguing modern society.

[@AaronChapman]

brought tears to my eyes thinking about how they're experiencing this

[@yqisq6966]

As amazing as the space flight itself, the fact we can stream all these over the internet would be unthinkable a decade ago.

[@crunkedreviews5275]

Why could've done this back in 2013.

[@bladecollector7]

We live streamed the “moon landing” lol

[@yqisq6966]

nah not that low-fi crap.

[@pinefilms3141]

DISTRACTIONS...... what ISN'T being discussed? what is operation mockingbird? what is operation northwoods? what is operation paperclip? what is MKULTRA? who is Werner Von Braun? what is sinclair soldiers? what is CIA drug/arms trafficking? what are CIA black sites? what is double speak? what is a black budget? who is Edward Snowden? who is Gary Webb? who is Isaac Kappy? who is Anekke Lucas? who is Anthony Weiner? what are the Clinton emails? what is 🍕 gate? what is frazzle drip? what are D.U.M.B.s? what are the Tuskegee experiments? what is a false flag event? what is a psychological operation? what is a crisis actor? what is mass psychosis? what is groupthink? what is Hegelian dialect? what is problem, reaction, solution? what is Novus Ordo Seclorum? what is the weather modification act? what are injected aerosols? what are directed energy weapons? why are

[@jaypetz]

They call people crazy just thinking of something like that back in those days.

[@citisoccer]

I'm pretty sure I'd just be staring out the window silently with some tears coming down my face. I vote we call them Atmosnauts.

[@richh650]

We go from serious journalists covering the Apollo program to now our modern 9th grade level coverage of this very serious and awe-inspiring flight. It is almost better to turn the sound off entirely rather than to hear all of the silly babble. Congratulations to those pilots for an amazing flight.

[@robertzemko6590]

Absolutely, a sign of the times, not to mention the strategically placed crew.

[@DukeCannon]

Glad I'm not alone. I was like SHUT UP ALREADY! I never want to see Gadi Schwarz ever again.

[@jacknmccarter]

who wants to cut an elevator cable to experience weightlessness? like what am i hearing?

[@Xmarkthings]

They were talking quite a bit maybe just crew talk and some background music when they got to space would have been better

[@nenaddimi8319]

its not so serious, calm down

[@Duddie82]

Thumbs up for the Landing Crew. They did a Wonderful job on this flight. They have the perfect person being he has done this multiple times in his life! I love this video!!

[@Darkvirgo88xx]

They better thank the test pilot who orginally helped with the design of the Galactic through his very many and dangerous test flights. Because during one of the test flights he was involved in a crash landing that could have cost him his life just to help the design make it to where it is today.

[@flordelitogesta2639]

Richard has always been my idol as I learned a lot from him on how to be a leader and how to take care of the business

[@PrimeGaming10]

19:21 The equivalent of "You are not flying , you are just falling with style" 😂😂

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

It's great that Richard Branson can see all this happen as the creator.

[@userI3I2]

Because he's such a good person and the existence of billionaires in this world is totally not sickening?

[@stanley1554]

​@@userI3I2right...?

[@PRSRic]

@@userI3I2 i get ur point but say u hit the lottery tomorrow for 1.2B u giving it up?

[@sandozpop6017]

yeaaa, especially Jews...@@userI3I2

[@aneozivota5699]

For more than 20 years we have been vaiting for this Frog to go into the stratosphere and become a Prince.

[@jareypoohbears]

I'm glad they're safe. I saw a parent/child combo and though about the last exploration adventure.

[@davidg7289]

bro, waited 18 years to visit space applause from Chicago. You have to be the most patient man I’ve ever seen.🎉

[@90loneeagle]

This is awesome, what a change in perspective when you get to see earth and all it’s pressures, life, problems, deaths, struggles, food/shelter challenges, work challenges, I bet it makes all those feelings seem very very small, and on earth those feelings are so big.

[@dann5740]

They can still die up there you know lol

[@flakakelflakakel7266]

probably the most stupid comment ever made about an useless event.

[@stansmw]

We are all in Transit and Earth is just temporary... its the final destination that matters and we need to think about.

[@HakunaMatata009]

Plot twist: Earth is THE HEAVEN. Literally.

[@nicholaswinterton39]

Good luck ! ..

[@Marmalard]

Wow finally. I remember reading about this being their goal back in the 2000s

[@tjm3900]

I met Branson when he was a spotty, toothy kid with an upstairs record shop in Oxford Street. I could never, ever imagined I would live to see that guy do this !

[@-____-2468]

Can say nothing but wow!

[@michaelanonymous5608]

Congratulations! When I was young they were just some months away from that launch. Now, 20 years later, it has really happend.

[@FAhmad1782]

At first I was wondering what all the hype was about. But, when I saw them experiencing free falling and peering through the windows I definitely got chills. Must be a life altering moment for anyone.

[@Bits-Lab]

Allah (the God) who made everything in the first place and this life is temporary and a test not eternal like the next one

[@butterphli3z]

no one asked@@Bits-Lab

[@butterphli3z]

also naive of you to think there is only one@@Bits-Lab

[@jamesytgaming5237]

You mean you didn't understand that they were going up to space at first? That's crazy.

[@IceKoldKilla]

​@@Bits-Labno.

[@mattdaaamon]

Astronaut is a skilled position. These people are space travelers.

[@gorf1342]

I have to say, commentator loved talking, I think I heard him more than anyone

[@drgeoffangel5422]

It's quite an achievement to come back safely down to earth in one piece, even if it's not actually going into actual space, per se. Its the ultimate and most expensive, fairground ride with a lot more serious risk of loss of life, attached to it!!

[@ChatGPT1111]

Add 1 more to the Jealous list

[@ultimatedouchebag6760]

Just like the home made subs...

[@ChatGPT1111]

@@jamesg8203 ok dumba$$ that can only vomit a 2 word phrase that every other millenial has grown tired of.

[@RealitysVoice]

​@@ultimatedouchebag6760FAA regulated, just like the sub you fly with on vacation.

[@jaymesnin]

Don't need another ocean gate incident

[@godhillieaesthetic4172]

The super rich tour the stars while the masses struggle to eat and house themselves. Humanity is a something else…

[@SevenPr1me]

Equality doesn't mean equal outcomes

[@yoshyodriguez9331]

Was lucky enough to to see Richard Brandon’s flight across the earth pass through Kansas when i was in High School seems like 10 years ago got to respect the limits that man is pushing

[@MohsinCJ]

That is amazing experience

[@emsbzrr8024]

Congratulations to everyone involved and especially the old gentleman who definitely deserved his flight to space after working so hard and waiting for so long! Nothing more beautifu than meritocracy. Congratulations sir ❤

[@blakefish80]

I echo this sentiment, although i don't begrudge the two ladies of their opportunity. You win a contest then that's fair enough too. But yes, it is nice to see somebody really enjoy themselves after they've spent their hard earned money on a dream and have waited so long to realise that dream.

[@9sheri9]

​@@blakefish80agreed, very well said

[@msgesus4518]

This is such an Ameriweeb comment about meritocracy lol.

[@samosabiceps]

@@msgesus4518 hahaha

[@noggin6870]

Talking about meritocracy when looking at a billionaire's toy project is a genuinely laughable sentiment

[@merhawisyoum6899]

A big achievement. It might seems little but it is a good start for the coming generation.

[@blootoofblue6951]

My thoughts

[@brokula1312]

No. It's not a start of nothing big. Technology is still too poor to make this anywhere near economical for larger consumption.

[@Gamble333]

​@@brokula1312and how do you know? How about you stop making up stuff

[@brokula1312]

@@Gamble333How do I know. Well pay yourself a trip to space ticket.

[@huzair8751]

This is the marvel of science and engineering combined. What a accomplishment

[@OOGA_BOOGABOO]

I weirdly got emotional to this when they were peering out the windows. I wonder what that feeling was lol

[@karmakazi219]

I love listening to 3 different broadcasts simultaneously.

[@shigoXIII]

True, ill be hearing voices in my head after this 😳

[@davehughesfarm7983]

lololololol@@shigoXIII

[@GregStew]

Perhaps a good name for the passengers traveling with the professionals to space could be “Astrotourists”.

[@RP12ification]

Emperor Palpatine commends Richard Branson "DARTH VICIOUS"

[@BKNeifert]

31:38 Love it. I'll cherish this for an entire lifetime. I love the girl looking at the sun. I get it girly.

[@williamdelcarmen7206]

Maybe just refer them as Space Passengers? If I fly on a plane and walk around for a moment, I don't call myself a Pilot. 😊

[@alittlebitgone]

Just high alt passengers, they never made it to space.

[@dinajohnson8281]

I think people who pay to acquire a seat in a vehicle travelling into space shouldn't be called Astranauts, that's likening them to professional pilots of spacecraft. Rather I think they could be called Astro-passengers.

[@rodzalez3549]

Like phd recipients being called doctors

[@lylejohnston4125]

Astro-nots.

[@claraclara0000]

😂 😂

[@denisbouvier1489]

uuuh, Space tourists

[@billbill6094]

"People who get doctorates shouldn't be called doctors, that's likening them to people who work in medicine." It's always been the case that the word astronaut is applied to a human who goes to space. The initial astro and cosmo nauts were everything from dogs to air force vets who had _nothing_ to do with the construction of the spacecraft.

[@topsznaj3791]

I've been following richard for the last 15 years of my life and it's amazing to see this finally come together.

[@1Flyingfist]

I remember him trying to fly around the world in a balloon, when I was a kid. 🤔

[@nitrosnowbs]

that's exactly what the planet is needing right now! branson has shown how much he cares with his cruise ships. now he'll bring it to space. what a time to be alive

[@cmmgray]

Good god…. Let’s go back to the Stone Age…

[@a.Janine.pretty]

Richard Branson.... you are the man... love your cruise line, airline and would love to experience this OMG!!!!!

[@d04me]

But not Brexit

[@astroguster5522]

I wake up every morning and pop on the news for a half hour before work. Saw plenty of weather reports and murders, but had no idea we did this! Very cool!

[@CrusaderSan]

Bravo Richard!!

[@rinusmengekreatoryoutube]

Saya paling suka kalau melihat luar angkasa.. saya sebagai negara Indonesia sangat bangga dengan teknologi ini..

[@nbrown3834]

I hope it all goes well

[@Bricks_Boss]

So exciting to see my fellow Antiguans apart of such an rare experience. Congratulations to the tourists.

[@deljonfinister3598]

26:30 is where you want to start if you wanna see the spaceship separation

[@Arcobite]

Oh That is amazing. just wondering myself up in this spaceship.

[@EthanSweat]

Gives me memories of the titanic submarine just the opposite direction

[@RealitysVoice]

FAA regulated, just like the sub you fly on vacation.

[@News1HRLate]

🏆

[@domaniktoratto]

Darwinists exist bro. They seek that one thrill that could possibly send them to Valhalla lol

[@glengranbois6229]

What a day and age we live in. Really awesome.

[@ticiusarakan]

to infinity and beyond!)

[@jimbrown4456]

Yep the world is a fair and equal place in 2023 🙄

[@chrisp6365]

Very well said.

[@charltongivens9932]

P9909😅😅

[@dna9838]

@@jimbrown4456 no, but it never was. All the generations before us lived in varying kinds of ignorance and darkness. Everything in human affairs is flawed, and yet... ... that rocket burning bright, and beautiful spaceship disappearing beyond the atmosphere shows us the future could eventually be better. We can make amazing things happen and that means we have potential. Have faith my friend 👍🏻

[@overtorque]

It was successful because it was built by certified engineers and not built in a shed....with a Logitech controller. Great job!

[@unknownfacts0_0]

*That's Incredible 😮*

[@marlenemcgovern1045]

Spectacular! Very pleased for the mother and daughter team. Well done, crew 👏 👍

[@XxxXxx-fm3wo]

You mean the two token passengers, yeah I was never going to be two 20 year old surfer dudes from California, that is for certain!

[@iandaniel2153]

... love the hair floating abt the place only women can do that eh!

[@DejiiJones_]

@@XxxXxx-fm3wo Keep crying 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Torpid6441]

@@XxxXxx-fm3woSounds like you just don't like blacks.

[@danieltodd9038]

@@DejiiJones_ He's not crying. Just stating a fact.

[@TeaEmess]

Amazing! This is a monumental moment in history.

[@user-ji1py7rg5j]

chills!! nice work!!

[@Kefka220]

Very cool. Hope the do some heavy screening before allowing people onboard since so many people have been going nuts on even regular plane flights lately.

[@dna9838]

Huge congrats to Richard B and his team. What an achievement, a long time in the making.

[@ticiusarakan]

to infinity and beyond!)

[@agreetodisagree4751]

And Henry Ford. What a great asset to the environment.

[@dna9838]

@@agreetodisagree4751 the environment's doomed in the long (perhaps not so long) term anyway.. Whether by asteroid, supervolcano, supernova.. The whole point of this is becoming a multi planetary, interstellar species, so we can save life itself, including our own.

[@RetroRoberino]

This is one of the most interesting videos I have ever seen in my life. Man, I was glued to the screen for the entire time. So fascinating. Space tourism is the future!

[@flakakelflakakel7266]

yep they want to space just like you think you know history by watching netflix

[@yournightmare9999]

He pay that much money for that trip and look at the floor or the ceiling?

[@paxhumana2015]

@@flakakelflakakel7266 , ironically says the person with a street drug as their username...let me guess, you were under the influence of that drug as you made your cancerous tumor of a post?

[@Robertrls01]

Sounds like the same thing regarding rich folks going into space, i'm sure it'll eventually end up in the same manner as the titan deep submersible.

[@LittleYoki]

She is so pressed about them being called astronauts that’s so funny to me

[@dbellamy6694]

An incredible experience, and a glimpse of things to come!

[@jason_v12345]

Please don't insult actual astronauts. An astronaut is a highly trained professional. These are space tourists.

[@aaronrichards3134]

Antiguans are first of civilians not astronauts in space .. my fellow antiguans will forever be in history

[@websurfer2344]

Terrible choice to have others talk opinions while the main announcers are in the background who are doing a play by play. Producer should be spoken too.

[@Flightmode911]

The camera man is excellent, covering the rear view, on the inside and outside

[@PuffedMuffin]

There is no cameraman what do you mean?

[@Sleepyboiwonder]

@@PuffedMuffinI think that’s the joke..

[@donaldpolson5450]

Think you'll find most of the shots were mounted cameras outside/inside the craft. The camera crew would have been on the ground covering the takeoff, distant shots of the craft and the landing

[@JohnFekoloid]

Was very dedicated to the job. He even went to space with them.😄😄

[@Flightmode911]

@@JohnFekoloid Yeah yo gorrit

[@MrMraza123]

I have always wondered why Nasa and others go vertically into space which is highly dangerous but this is a much safer way for space travel.

[@Lycan_24_7]

Beautiful curvature of the earth. These people are lucky to have taken this trip.

[@mladenivanov5630]

The first thing they did was to check if the world was really a sphere. I know this, but I can not prove it :D

[@andersniet4581]

That's a fish eye lens. There's no curve

[@sergiobowers6930]

Very cool. Way cooler than trying to see the wreckage of the titanic. Crazy how we know more about space than our deep oceans, even travelling to space can be easier than deep oceans.

[@paxhumana2015]

Ironically, a lot of what works in space travel also works in oceanic travel, as the pressure of outer space can also be likened to an ocean itself. Why else do you think that NASA and other space flight organizations train in water, alongside zero gravity environments?

[@adrianzptb]

​@@paxhumana2015kinda makes the whole space is under the ocean theory more believable

[@BLOODYTHECLOWN666]

Watch it just magically implode

[@sambo9371]

Things that wont save the planet 1- Sending tourists to space to look at the planet

[@bernardopercyvant5206]

Parabéns!! Uma grande vitória pra conquista do espaço Sideral!!

[@tresatriesit]

Also this is amazing, I hope I can be successful or win my way to space. I literally teared up, I can't imagine what is like to look back and see earth. This is amazing.

[@LeHitler]

THEY CAN'T GO INTO SPACE BECAUSE NASA NEVER BEEN THERE TO BEGIN WITH. WE NEVER LEFT EARTHS ORBIT & WE NEVER WILL. THIS IS ALL FOR SHOW. EVEN THE SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER EXPLOSION IN '86 WAS FAKE & ALL OF THE PEOPLE ARE ALIVE. Y'ALL BELIEVE THE GIMMICKS TOO MUCH. MUST BE TRIPLE VACCINATED TOO.

[@Kanavankuolemaaseuraten]

It can depress you too...

[@jacobanthonyrodriguez4722]

Its easy just go to google maps you can see the world by zooming out 😂

[@Xmarkthings]

I wanna get one of those space tickets someday hopefully more people will be able to do it in the future and it becomes cheaper

[@horivandermeijs1198]

you can see earth every day...

[@paulyflyer8154]

And there are still people who think we landed 12 men on the moon 50 years ago 😂

[@sebastiannolte1201]

Yes, we did. It is amazing that there are still people who claim that it didn't happen. And I don't see the connection to this.

[@paulyflyer8154]

@sebastiannolte1201 The connection is, 50 years on and we're still getting excited about this? 50 years after Lindbergh flew the Atlantic in 33 hours, we were flying multiple people across in 3 hours. Now that's how we progress after we've actually done something and not faked it for political propaganda. Wake up.

[@crookidmusic323]

This is definitely the way Forward compared to a rocket. Watching that was surreal.

[@RockTo11]

What an elegent solution for space tourism. I think this is the best solution so far, since it's more like an airplane.

[@lh1736]

Aeronauts

[@mikesmith-fw9nc]

I find it amazing that its taken so long to come up with this design, when Thunderbirds and UFO were using them in the 80s

[@greatunz67]

you mean the 60's and early 70's

[@mikesmith-fw9nc]

I do indeed!@@greatunz67

[@jorgesantoine24]

Steven Greer says the deep state already developed super-luminary space travel in the secret space program decades ago, along with anti- gravity and zero-point energy tech. Richard/Elon/Jeff are likely going to figure this out soon and roll it out as the results of their own entrepreneurship

[@Un_Abandoned]

on the surface, I don't see a single thing worth complaining about, *this* is great

[@mopar_keys]

😂😂😂 Astronauts talkin about bout them like Boxers Talk about Jake Paul

[@harryhoward4178]

Congratulations!!!!

[@ryanward8039]

Now back to work, or they won't be able to afford next year's tickets!

[@marabunya]

Seventeen years, seventeen! Whichever way we look at it, this is an historic moment and we have to congratulate Branson. This is the only way that humanity advances as a species.

[@chshet]

I think space x does more for humanity. This is just a fun ride for the super rich and elite...

[@TheGamerzXChannel]

You probably meant SpaceX? this is merely a rollercoaster for $$$.

[@bbbtiresful]

lol, that was hilarious

[@DankLordMaster]

this technology is decades old. your fairty tale world you live in is fake. in the real world, the military industrial complex hordes all the new technology and has been for a long time. you want humanity to advance? do not comply.

[@israelgonzalezabrego3551]

Mejor que investiguen en energias no contaminantes, reciclaje perfecto y como cultivar sin devastar el habitat, ese es el unico camino para que la humanidad avance como especie amigo, con el incremento de estos tours espaciales es posible crear daños a la admosfera

[@brianslyproductions1410]

bought tickets back in 2005? I never stood a chance

[@drewellen5943]

Great job Mr BRANSON!!!!! FROM A FELLOW BRANSON❤❤❤

[@davidtuer5825]

I hadn't realised that Richard Branson had first put himself at risk, credit to him.

[@UraFlight]

35:00 Most interesting thing for me is What kind of camera and lens they are using for filming ? Also the tracking is very steady. I wonder how are they doing it ?

[@mtbrydr]

What's going on at 32:43-32:46? Would like an explanation for that anomoly, vertical and horizontal lines from center screen to the right side.

[@ayikaiokine7059]

Seen and heard of this before. Just different this time. It's in the air.

[@patrickvanrinsvelt4466]

The ground camera is amazing. Still a long way to get to LEO.

[@expyro]

Wow, watching that young lady stare back at the earth had me tearing up, just what a special experience for her, you could see in her eyes how powerful that would of been, she had a perspective nobody has on the planet her age and hope it inspires her to even greater things in her life

[@Seekerseven7]

THEY WONT STOP CALLING THE FEW PILOTS BUT CALLING THE CIVILLIANS ASTRONAUTS WHILE THEY ARE ON THE SAME SPACE FLIGHT, ITS EITHER YOURE A PILOT OR YOURE AN ASTRONAUT YOU CANT BE ON THE SAME FLIGHT AND BOTH BE DIFFERENT.

[@RodneyFagundesdosSantos]

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!! from Brazil!!!!!!!

[@missgigglebox748]

Love the ponytails! What an experience for them. Safe travels back home.

[@spencer963]

yeah bet that guy enjoyed them like a cloud of flies

[@superdude512]

It looks like they were out of their seats and floating for about 2 minutes. $250,000 per ticket divided by 120 seconds comes out to $2,083 per second.

[@garyk1334]

Bargain ! 😂

[@News1HRLate]

personal check fine?