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Jeff Bezos Says Blue Origin Will Put People in Space in 2019

By Glenn FleishmanSeptember 19, 2018

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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Has Selected Its First Space Tourist and Will Soon Reveal Who It Is

By Grace DobushSeptember 14, 2018

Celebrities Visit "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" - June 08, 201

Richard Branson Admits He’s ‘A Little Bit Jealous’ of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Launch

By Natasha BachFebruary 15, 2018

Russia Is Planning to Build a Luxury Hotel on the International Space Station

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Russia Is Planning to Build a Luxury Hotel on the International Space Station

By Kirsten KorosecDecember 28, 2017

SpaceX Launches Dragon Spacecraft For Mission To International Space Station

You Only Have to Be Rich, Not Healthy, to Get a Ticket to Space

By Bloomberg and Wilder DaviesDecember 7, 2017

Musk: SpaceX Could Reuse 100% of Major Rocket Components by Next Year

Musk: SpaceX Could Reuse 100% of Major Rocket Components by Next Year

By David Z. MorrisApril 9, 2017

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Why Richard Branson’s Newest Space Company Could Be a Lucrative Venture

By Kirsten KorosecMarch 2, 2017

Virgin Galactic Successfully Completes First Test Flight in Two Years

Virgin Galactic Successfully Completes First Test Flight in Two Years

By David Z. MorrisSeptember 10, 2016

Robert Bigelow Is Building Hotels in Space (No, Really)

Robert Bigelow Is Building Hotels in Space (No, Really)

By Dinah EngMay 19, 2016

8 Cool Technologies to Look Forward to After Virtual Reality

8 Cool Technologies to Look Forward to After Virtual Reality

By Chris MorrisMarch 29, 2016

Virgin Galactic's CEO George T. Whitesides stands in front of their new spaceship N202VG, which the company began building 2 and a half years ago, in a hangar at Mojave Air and Space Port in Mojave, California

Virgin Galactic will resume test flights this year

By TIMEFebruary 3, 2015

After two crashes, private space industry faces inevitable questions

After two crashes, private space industry faces inevitable questions

By Benjamin Snyder and John KellOctober 31, 2014

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