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From Virgin Airlines, to take passengers into space. I'm assuming this is a prototype or scaled down model - never got close enough to see.
02-10-2006 14:49
RoboMadi
That is indeed a prototype or a down-scale model. I don't know if its the angle at which the picture is taken or what, but it doesn't even look like the actual one.
The Actual One is two floors under me...
......hanging in National Air and Space Museum, downtown DC.
~Imad
04-10-2006 03:21
miloseyspaceshipone is a one of the bright and shiny stars in engineering history. team 1641 doesn't have to look very far for engineering inspiration as ss1 was built in our own backyard, the high school is adjacent to the airport/spaceport. we are also very lucky to have the ss1 crew chief as our lead technical mentor and our engineering mentor is also employed by scaled composites. if you are attending the san diego or las vegas regionals stop by our pit, mr. losey and mr. reeder are always graciously willing to inspire future engineers with spaceship stories.
Missy
04-10-2006 10:03
Andy Baker
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Originally Posted by milosey
spaceshipone is a one of the bright and shiny stars in engineering history. team 1641 doesn't have to look very far for engineering inspiration as ss1 was built in our own backyard, the high school is adjacent to the airport/spaceport. we are also very lucky to have the ss1 crew chief as our lead technical mentor and our engineering mentor is also employed by scaled composites. if you are attending the san diego or las vegas regionals stop by our pit, mr. losey and mr. reeder are always graciously willing to inspire future engineers with spaceship stories.
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04-10-2006 10:09
Adam Richards
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Originally Posted by RoboMadi
hehehe
how about a SpaceBot? ![]() |