You’ve probably heard these names before. Virgin Mobile, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin America, Virgin Australia, etc. This is the Virgin Company, and their multifaceted businesses around the world have opened up new possibilities to discover. But what if the world is not enough? What if, for example, Virgin brought humanity to space?

That’s where Virgin Galactic comes in.  According to the Virgin Galactic Website, “We are a part of Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group, and with our sister companies-The Spaceship Company, and Virgin Orbit- we are developing and operating a new generation of space vehicles to open space for everyone. We are comprised of hundreds of dedicated and passionate professionals, united in creating the world’s first commercial spaceline…”

This company has big dreams all right, because, “In time, we expect to be operating a variety of vehicles from multiple locations to cater to the demands of the growing space-user community.” By destination means, this company’s got it down, “Whether that be transporting passengers to Earth-orbiting hotels and science laboratories or providing a world-shrinking, transcontinental service – at Virgin Galactic we will always be striving to open space to change the world for good.” So that said, if in the coming years, if you are dying to catch a shot of the Earth, the Moon, or other orbiting planets, just hop aboard at Virgin Galactic flight, to a very Galactic destination.

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