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Commercial space company VirginGalactic has revealed the interiors of its space craft, which have been designed in collaboration with London-based design consultancy Seymourpowell. The VSS Unity has six seats for passengers, and will take them 60 miles above the Earth. Tickets cost around £190,000.
Commercial space company VirginGalactic has revealed the interiors of its space craft, which have been designed in collaboration with London-based design consultancy Seymourpowell. The VSS Unity has six seats for passengers, and will take them 60 miles above the Earth. Tickets cost around £190,000.
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.” He adds that PriestmanGoode’s design meets a “wide range of human factors, engineering, manufacturing and operating requirements” Commercial space travel is a competitive field, with pushes from VirginGalactic and Blue Origin (founded by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos).
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