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Sponsored by In a small step for space exploration, but a giant leap for commercial spaceflight, Virgin Galactic carried a crew including three paying customers on a suborbital flight for the first time. The space industry is going through a revolution lately, with private companies like Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin leading the charge. While governmental space agencies have long dominated space exploration, these visionary companies are bringing space travel within reach of private citizens (though usually very wealthy ones). We've the full story about the flight, its crew, and its overall significance in todayâs Must Read, below. But first, hereâs [your video of the day](. Good morning. Iâm Tim, an Editor at IE. This is the Blueprint. Letâs get into it. Last Sunday, Blueprint subscribers learned about the engineering challenges of using our oceans to remove COâ. Don't miss out â [subscribe to IE+]( today to receiv e exclusive interviews, features, and much more. VIDEO OF THE DAY [PzH 2000 Howitzer]( [Accuracy Meets Power: The PzH 2000 Howitzer in Action]( Renowned for its exceptional hit accuracy and impressive range, this howitzer has become a formidable force in the field. MUST READ [Virgin Galactic just launched]( [Virgin Galactic just launched its first commercial space tourism flight]( Virgin Galactic successfully completed its first-ever commercial space tourism expedition, with its VSS Unity spaceplane reaching a maximum altitude of 87 kilometers. The flight carried a four-man crew, including three paying customers, and marked a significant milestone for the company. The mission also served as a research endeavor, conducting 13 experiments during the 90-minute flight. Virgin Galactic plans to continue operating monthly commercial spaceflights starting in August. The successful mission positions the company ahead of its competitor, Blue Origin, and solidifies its presence in the emerging space tourism industry. [Read More]( CULTURE US Coast Guard says 'presumed human remains' found in Titan wreck Debris and evidence recovered from the seafloor at the site of the Titan submersible include âpresumed human remains,â the US Coast Guard said in a press release. The cause of the catastrophic implosion is being investigated and may be down to the carbon fiber used in the construction. [Read More]( THE SPONSOR OF THE DAY [Divvy]( [Try Divvy and celebrate Fourth of July with a $100 Amazon gift card!]( Declare your independence from manual expense reports with Divvy's free, all-in-one solution that helps you track and control spending, automate expense reports, and close your books faster than ever. Get to know Divvy, BILL's spend & expense solution, with a quick, 20-minute demo and weâll send you a $100 Amazon gift card to help make your July 4th fantastic. Divvy offers: - Fully automated expense reports
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