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Awesome First Look into the Stratolaunch Hangar

February 11, 2015February 11, 2015 Doug Messier News 8 Comments

An excellent report from Mojave by KGET, with an overview of the testing going on there and the first ever look inside the Stratolaunch hangar.

Birdzilla, George Whitesides, Jeff Greason, Kevin Mickey, Lynx, Masten Space Systems, Mojave Air and Space Port, Scaled Composites, space tourism, space tourists, SpaceShipTwo, Stratolaunch, Virign Galactic, XCOR

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