Virgin Galactic is set to resume commercial spaceflights following a two-year hiatus.
President Trump is in there too, but you could probably guess that by now.
The two companies are dueling it out over proprietary information for a new mothership design.
The aerospace company is accusing Virgin Galactic of unlawfully using Boeing's proprietary information for a mothership design.
A trio of clumsy Moon missions to start the year has me reflecting on humanity’s limited ability to explore and work in space.
The company is investigating the incident but claims the wayward object didn't pose a safety issue for the crew on board the spacecraft.
The year offered a roller coaster of emotions, from rocket explosions and Moon crashes, to record-setting launches and the discovery of a triple asteroid.
The company’s stock price plummeted following the billionaire’s announcement that he would no longer support his space tourism venture with cash injections.
Now in development, the Delta class spaceplane will pack more passengers, fly four times as often as its predecessor, and possibly be profitable.
Richard Branson's company launched its commercial flights earlier this year, but it doesn't expect to turn a profit until the debut of its Delta class vehicles.
Galactic 05 will mark the company's sixth flight and conclude its debut year of commercial space tourism.
Scientists are questioning a mission that sent fossils to the brink of space, igniting a debate on ethics, intentions, and anthropological integrity.
Galactic 02 carried a Caribbean mother-daughter duo who won seats on board the company's VSS Unity spacecraft.
Richard Branson's company is a few days away from its second commercial flight, although it's anticipating minimal revenue from these suborbital trips.
The mission took off on Thursday morning, a week after five passengers on board another extreme tourism venture were killed near the Titanic .
The submersible implosion that killed five people at the bottom of the ocean highlights risks associated with extreme tourism.
The company's shares jumped 40% after the company announced the start of its commercial spaceflight service.
Eye-popping rocket launches, blazing hot reentries, and daring spacewalks, the month of May had plenty of spectacular visuals to offer.
The Richard Branson-founded company is seeking to resume its commercial flights in late June, with hundreds of customers reportedly waiting in line for a seat.
The company plans to launch its SpaceShipTwo suborbital spaceplane on Thursday morning with a six-person crew on board.
