LauncherOne From Virgin Galactic To Carry Small Satellites Into Orbit [Video]
Virgin Galactic's founder Sir Richard Branson, whose ambitious aim is to provide sub-orbital spaceflights to tourists at the lowest possible prices, has announced the LauncherOne, an air-launched rocket  that will deliver small satellites into orbit. The small, inexpensive but smarter satellites are now capable of achieving so much more with so less, but cannot become fully effective without a launch vehicle optimized to their needs. Here's when LauncherOne comes into picture.
LauncherOne rocket will be launched from Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnightTwo aircraft. It breaks open a lot of possibilites for small-scale satellite researchers and brings forth opportunities in the educational sector. Sir Richard Branson has also revealed that the company has accepted deposits for suborbital flights on SpaceShipTwo from 529 future astronauts. That count is  greater than the total count of people who have been to space throughout human history.
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LauncherOne customers like <a href="https://www.skyboximaging.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.skyboximaging.com</a>, <a href="https://geooptics.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Home - GeoOptics, Inc.</a>,#-Link-Snipped-# or  #-Link-Snipped-# are all praising this initiative because it is helping them materialize what they had envisioned. "Virgin Galactic's goal is to revolutionize the way we get to space," Branson said. "I'm immensely proud of what we have already achieved as we draw near to regular suborbital flights on SpaceShipTwo. Now, LauncherOne is bringing the price of satellite launch into the realm of affordability for innovators everywhere, from start-ups and schools to established companies and national space agencies. It will be a critical new tool for the global research community, enabling us all to learn about our home planet more quickly and affordably."
If none of the above did, the following video will definitely blow you away. Have a look -
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LauncherOne rocket will be launched from Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnightTwo aircraft. It breaks open a lot of possibilites for small-scale satellite researchers and brings forth opportunities in the educational sector. Sir Richard Branson has also revealed that the company has accepted deposits for suborbital flights on SpaceShipTwo from 529 future astronauts. That count is  greater than the total count of people who have been to space throughout human history.
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LauncherOne customers like <a href="https://www.skyboximaging.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.skyboximaging.com</a>, <a href="https://geooptics.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Home - GeoOptics, Inc.</a>,#-Link-Snipped-# or  #-Link-Snipped-# are all praising this initiative because it is helping them materialize what they had envisioned. "Virgin Galactic's goal is to revolutionize the way we get to space," Branson said. "I'm immensely proud of what we have already achieved as we draw near to regular suborbital flights on SpaceShipTwo. Now, LauncherOne is bringing the price of satellite launch into the realm of affordability for innovators everywhere, from start-ups and schools to established companies and national space agencies. It will be a critical new tool for the global research community, enabling us all to learn about our home planet more quickly and affordably."
If none of the above did, the following video will definitely blow you away. Have a look -
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