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Virgin Galactic delays start of commercial flights yet again

by David Todd | Sep 15, 2014 | Commercial human spaceflight, Seradata News, Space tourism

In the long running saga of Virgin Galactic’s planned commercial suborbital launch service,  Sir Richard Branson has publically admitted on the David Letterman television show that the first commercial flight of his Virgin Galactic’s  suborbital launch...

Virgin Galactic changes rubber-powered hybrid rocket engine to using plastic fuel instead

by David Todd | May 27, 2014 | Commercial human spaceflight, Personal spaceflight, Seradata News, Space tourism, Technology, Virgin Galactic

While it still has notional plans to make its first full suborbital spaceflight launch before the end of 2014, there remains doubts amongst Virgin Galactic’s critics whether this is still possible – not least because it has been revealed that the firm...

Branson’s space plans and Virgin Galactic’s engine choice are lashed in new book (Updated)

by David Todd | Jan 28, 2014 | Commercial human spaceflight, Space tourism, Suborbital, Technology, Virgin Galactic

While the space tourism firm, Virgin Galactic, has conceded that US security regulations preclude it accepting bookings from high paying Chinese would-be space tourists, the firm does seem set on finally flying into space later this year.   Nevertheless, many...

Mars One colony plan enrols Lockheed Martin and SSTL to investigate unmanned precursor missions

by David Todd | Dec 11, 2013 | exploration, Personal spaceflight, Satellites, Space tourism, Technology

The plan to start a colony on the planet Mars, funded by reality television, had a filip in December when the Mars One not-for-profit organisation involved announced that it had signed design contracts with two major space companies.  A $250,000 mission concept study...

UK Space Agency basks in adulation but it is the future it is thinking about

by David Todd | Nov 15, 2013 | ESA, History, Satellites, Science, Space tourism, Technology

While the UK Space Agency basks in the plaudits and adulation received recently both from the UK Parliamentary Science and Technology Committee and from other independent commentators, it hopes to maintain the momentum as it publishes its latest plan for future...

Opinion: The FAA needs to know where space starts and where balloons end

by David Todd | Oct 25, 2013 | Commercial human spaceflight, NASA, Space tourism

While we at the Flightglobal Hyperbola spaceflight blog do sometomes go “off piste”  as we write about other subjects with only loose links to spaceflight, we do however like to draw a line to define exactlly where space (and space stories) start and...
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