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over a year ago
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How is this a monumental moment in history? A billionaire tax dodger starts up a billionaires only flight club to take other billionaires on space trips.
It'll be no benefit to anyone who is not in his club.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You are right, definitely a monumental moment in history, I know loads will disagree with it being Branson, but good on him, a vision and he's made it reality. |
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It was a pretty momentous occasion, just a shame the youtube stream was a bit crap. We can fly to the edge of space and beyond, but we still can't transmit flawless HD video in real time 
It was over a lot quicker than I thought it would be too |
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"£250,000 for a few minutes of darkness and weightlessness.
£3.70 I can visit swimming center, close my eyes under water and feel just as weightlessness"
And those things are definitely exactly the same. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You are right, definitely a monumental moment in history, I know loads will disagree with it being Branson, but good on him, a vision and he's made it reality."
I agree  
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm glad the bulk of us agree.
IMHO touching distance commercial space flight occured today and that's an important thing.
Maybe in 70 years or so we will look back at that moment as similar to first man on the moon. Maybe.
But yes, YouTube stream was shite!
Ps 7:45pm on Sunday night. Come on England! |
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Amazing 
