Virgin Galactic flew again. After more than a year and a half grounded, the Richard Branson-founded space tourism company launched its VSS Unity spaceplane on a suborbital test flight, marking a critical step in its attempt to prove that commercial space tourism is more than a billionaire’s vanity project. The flight, which took off from Spaceport America in New Mexico, reached the edge of space and returned safely — a technical success by any m…
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