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Vrigin boss Richard Branson picks up keys to $209m spaceport

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NEARLY a year after British billionaire Richard Branson was in southern New Mexico for the dedication of the runway at Spaceport America, he's back to get the keys to the newly completed terminal and hangar facility so his Virgin Galactic can begin its commercial space tourism venture. Branson and Gov. Susana Martinez were among the officials gathered today to dedicate the world's first built-from-scratch launch station for sending people and payloads into space. Clad with custom metal… (www.theaustralian.com.au) Más...

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WALLACE24
WALLACE24 0
Sure don't mind Branson spending his money on whatever. But $209 million taxpayer funded terminal? Really?
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preacher1
preacher1 0
I'm glad they all got money like that to throw away while people are losing homes, out of work, and some homeless and/or starving
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JHunt21
Justin Hunt 0
Why do people get mad when someone makes good money and spends it?
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ad8916
Aaron Donnelly 0
Well, at least NASA might be able to get into Space now!!!
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BoeingFan59
Troy Raiteri 0
Very interesting to hear!
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kr1nk
keegan Rink 0
Vrigin?
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flyingcookmosnter
flyingcookmosnter 0
Alternate spelling for "friggen" o.0
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sheka
mark tufts 0
sounds interesting and i hope and pray all television stations broadcast the first
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