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Development Flight 2 | Mission Recap
Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior | Development Flight 2
Jeff Hoffman, Former NASA Astronaut, on Gaining Space Perspective
On its return, Voyager was greeted by Space Perspective crew and their families, as well as a fireboat performing a ceremonial water salute—a maritime and aviation tradition for maiden voyages, first arrivals or departures.
#spaceperspective #overvieweffect #vessel #ship #marinespaceport #engineering #design #milestone
4From this height, Explorers will be able to see the thin blue line of the Earth’s atmosphere. More commonly referred to as the “Overview Effect” by authors and astronauts, we call it “The Space Perspective.
This shot was captured looking out from Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior during our recent test flight.
You can see the side of the capsule as well as the Earth. This view spans on endlessly and reminds us of the fragility and beauty of our planet. Our capsule is gently propelled to the edge of space by our SpaceBalloon™ at 12mph (~19.3 kph), giving Explorers two hours to soak in the view while at apogee. Inside the capsule, there is freedom to move around and take in 360° views from the largest windows flown to space, enjoy a drink, or take a moment to yourself in the Space Spa.
#spaceperspective #overvieweffect #innovation #design #beyond #pioneer #milestone #luxury
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Last Thursday, Marine Spaceport (MS) Voyager arrived back to Port Canaveral, marking the completion of Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior's first full-scale flight test and our second overall uncrewed flight test. Voyager successfully launched and retrieved our FAA-regulated Excelsior capsule before returning to port. The flight was a major milestone and paves the way towards further flight tests.
On its return, Voyager was greeted by Space Perspective crew and their families, as well as a fireboat performing a ceremonial water salute—a maritime and aviation tradition for maiden voyages, first arrivals or departures.
#spaceperspective #overvieweffect #vessel #ship #marinespaceport #engineering #design #milestone
2 years ago
Many people ask what the view looks like at our 100,000-foot apogee.
From this height, Explorers will be able to see the thin blue line of the Earth’s atmosphere. More commonly referred to as the “Overview Effect” by authors and astronauts, we call it “The Space Perspective.
This shot was captured looking out from Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior during our recent test flight.
You can see the side of the capsule as well as the Earth. This view spans on endlessly and reminds us of the fragility and beauty of our planet. Our capsule is gently propelled to the edge of space by our SpaceBalloon™ at 12mph (~19.3 kph), giving Explorers two hours to soak in the view while at apogee. Inside the capsule, there is freedom to move around and take in 360° views from the largest windows flown to space, enjoy a drink, or take a moment to yourself in the Space Spa.
#spaceperspective #overvieweffect #innovation #design #beyond #pioneer #milestone #luxury
2 years ago
With the successful first flight of Spaceship Neptune-Excelsior (and second overall uncrewed test demonstration) completed; we take a moment to reflect on the extraordinary accomplishments that have been completed.
2 years ago