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Virgin Galactic Adding to Engineering Team to Work on New Launch Vehicle Program
▲ 23 r/SPCE

Virgin Galactic Adding to Engineering Team to Work on New Launch Vehicle Program

Engineering resources were expected to shift back to the new mothership program after engineering work on Delta 1 had completed. These are the words of Michael Colglazier at the last earnings call Q&A session. Recent job postings now confirm that focus is indeed shifting to the mothership program. Here is part of Michael Colglazier's response at the last earnings call in relation to the new mothership program:

>So the next stage with our launch vehicle is to have the engineers come off our ship and really lean into the launch vehicle design. And then we'll start having kind of alternating production between spaceships. We'll build a launch vehicle. We'll probably build a couple of spaceships. We'll match with another launch vehicle. and grow the fleet in a balanced fashion like that.

Specialist Engineer, Loads & Dynamics in Tustin, California, United States | Engineering at Virgin Galactic

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u/Voyager0017 — 12 days ago
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N348MS - Virgin Galactic 2 (Eve)

There may be no greater tell of VG nearing the flight-testing stage than the next move made by Eve, which operates as Virgin Galactic 2 under Tail Number N348MS. Her next trip to Mesa will very likely be for the purpose of returning to New Mexico with Delta 1. Flight-testing can hardly begin until Delta 1 makes its way to New Mexico, so monitoring the activity of Eve is some of the best near-term 'inside' information you can have at your disposal, if you were looking to make a bet on SPCE for instance.

There are several websites where you can track flight information, including N348MS Flight Tracking and History - FlightAware. Good luck with your investment choices.

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u/Voyager0017 — 12 days ago
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SPCE Volume Watch

Volume spike on a Friday coinciding with continued developments with the Delta program. Each milestone achieved eliminates an element of risk, and the share price should act accordingly. SPCE is on volume watch, looking for confirmation Monday and into Tuesday. If we approach or exceed 10M in volume early next week, that would be difficult to ignore.

Full disclosure. I have been in accumulation mode for about two weeks now. Calls and Commons. I've reached about 70% of my eventual expected position. Any setbacks would represent a sell event, and the risk of a setback is very much real. Play accordingly.

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u/Voyager0017 — 26 days ago
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RSI Reset at 56.83

RSI was already overheated. A pullback was inevitable and imminent.

The capital raise filed by VG is minor in terms of dilution. Very minor.

The implications of the capital raise are significant. It is going to settle debt. Which is an overwhelmingly good thing.

Expect a green day tomorrow. Unless Space as a sector is down significantly, SPCE will be green and in a double-digit kind of way, and under substantial volume. No to the moon here, but I am liking $5 as a new base before the next move up. If you Sell the bottom tomorrow you likely sold to someone like me.

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u/Voyager0017 — 4 months ago