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Virgin Galactic spaceplane completes another supersonic test flight(1/3)

2018-05-30 16:38:27 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan
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Virgin Galactic has conducted the second rocket-powered test flight of its tourism spaceship in the skies over Southern California. The company said VSS Unity fired its rocket motor for 31 seconds and climbed to an altitude of 114,500 feet (34899.6 meters) on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, then glided to a landing at Mojave Air and Space Port. (Photo/VCG)

Virgin Galactic has conducted the second rocket-powered test flight of its tourism spaceship in the skies over Southern California. The company said VSS Unity fired its rocket motor for 31 seconds and climbed to an altitude of 114,500 feet (34899.6 meters) on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, then glided to a landing at Mojave Air and Space Port. (Photo/VCG)

Virgin Galactic has conducted the second rocket-powered test flight of its tourism spaceship in the skies over Southern California. The company said VSS Unity fired its rocket motor for 31 seconds and climbed to an altitude of 114,500 feet (34899.6 meters) on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, then glided to a landing at Mojave Air and Space Port. (Photo/VCG)

Virgin Galactic has conducted the second rocket-powered test flight of its tourism spaceship in the skies over Southern California. The company said VSS Unity fired its rocket motor for 31 seconds and climbed to an altitude of 114,500 feet (34899.6 meters) on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, then glided to a landing at Mojave Air and Space Port. (Photo/VCG)

Virgin Galactic has conducted the second rocket-powered test flight of its tourism spaceship in the skies over Southern California. The company said VSS Unity fired its rocket motor for 31 seconds and climbed to an altitude of 114,500 feet (34899.6 meters) on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, then glided to a landing at Mojave Air and Space Port. (Photo/VCG)

Virgin Galactic has conducted the second rocket-powered test flight of its tourism spaceship in the skies over Southern California. The company said VSS Unity fired its rocket motor for 31 seconds and climbed to an altitude of 114,500 feet (34899.6 meters) on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, then glided to a landing at Mojave Air and Space Port. (Photo/VCG)

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