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Galactic 03

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2023 private crewed suborbital spaceflight
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Galactic 03
Mission typeCrewedsub-orbital spaceflight
OperatorVirgin Galactic
Mission duration12 min and 37 second
Apogee88.56 km (55.03 mi)
Spacecraft properties
SpacecraftVSSUnity
Spacecraft typeSpaceShipTwo
ManufacturerThe Spaceship Company
Crew
Crew size6
MembersNicola Pecile
Michael Masucci
Beth Moses
Ken Baxter
Timothy Nash
Adrian Reynard
Start of mission
Launch date8 September 2023, 14:34 UTC
Launch siteSpaceport America Runway 34
Deployed fromVMSEve
End of mission
Landing date8 September 2023, 15:36 UTC
Landing siteSpaceport America Runway 34

Galactic 03 mission patch

Galactic 03 (G03) was acrewedsub-orbital spaceflight of theSpaceShipTwo-classVSSUnity, launched on 8 September 2023. It was the thirdcommercial spaceflight and eighth overall spaceflight for American aerospace companyVirgin Galactic.[1]

Crew

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The crew of Galactic 03 included three private passengers and three Virgin Galactic employees.

PositionCrew
CommanderItalyNicola Pecile
Second spaceflight
PilotUnited StatesMichael Masucci
Fifth spaceflight
Astronaut instructorUnited StatesBeth Moses
Fifth spaceflight
TouristUnited StatesKen Baxter
Only spaceflight
TouristSouth AfricaTimothy Nash
Only spaceflight
TouristUnited KingdomAdrian Reynard
Only spaceflight

References

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  1. ^Virgin Galactic (8 September 2023)."VIRGIN GALACTIC COMPLETES FOURTH SUCCESSFUL SPACEFLIGHT IN FOUR MONTHS".Virgin Galactic. Retrieved8 September 2023.

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Parent company:Virgin Group
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