XCOR Space Expeditions will be making space accesible for everyone in the coming years. The life changing experience will take you into suboribital space!
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We decided to create a new XCOR Astronaut Infographic which reflects the most important information on our prestigious Astronaut group!!
In this new release of our XCOR Astronaut profiles we introduce to you Peter Chen! Happy birthday Peter! facebook.com/XCORSpaceExpedi…
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In this edition of our XCOR Astronaut Profiles: Mr. Ken Lam. He is the General Manager of the Sinomax Group. For more info, check Instagram!
The Luminox XCOR 5261 Chronograph watch. We teamed up to make the best space suitable watch. It's perfect for future astronauts!
The Dutch King visiting the Desdemona Simulator at the facilities of TNO. #desdemona #dutch #royalty #king #visit #willemalexander #TNO
One step closer in launching from #Scotland! - #glasgowprestwickspaceport #orbitalaccess - read more on goo.gl/ya0Zai
Lynx has four main rocket engines each able to operate independently from one another, increasing the level of safety on each Lynx flight
We are making space accessible to everyone! This also means educational institutions can conduct tests in space! science.xcor.com
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Signing Lynx was one of the highlights in the last Op. Hangar 61 event! This makes our spaceship even more unique!
Space starts officially at the Kármán line, 100km (62mi) above sea level. Lynx Mark II will reach even higher altitudes!
See how our propulsion system looks like for an XCOR engineer on our Facebook page! Follow us there to stay updated
In the future you will be able to fly London-Sydney in less than two hours, without damaging our atmosphere as you’ll be in orbital heights
Lynx has a special GPS system, IMU, that makes sure that even with high speeds and altitudes we know where we are
