Space Expedition Corporation launches space flights in Asia

The video tutorial explains the process of a craft taking off horizontally from a runway, reaching a maximum speed of 1552 kilometers per hour, and entering space within 4 minutes. The engines are turned off at 60 kilometers above sea level, allowing the craft to glide into space. At an altitude of 103 kilometers, passengers experience up to 6 minutes of weightlessness before descending back to Earth.

What is the role of a copilot in the spacecraft's journey?

• To assist the pilot

• To navigate the spacecraft

• To manage passenger comfort

• To control the speed

At what speed does the spacecraft travel during takeoff?

• 1200 kilometers per hour

• 1552 kilometers per hour

• 2000 kilometers per hour

• 1000 kilometers per hour

At what altitude are the engines of the spacecraft turned off?

• 30 kilometers

• 60 kilometers

• 120 kilometers

• 90 kilometers

How long does it take for the spacecraft to reach space?

• 2 minutes

• 4 minutes

• 6 minutes

• 8 minutes

How much time do passengers have to experience weightlessness?

• 9 minutes

• 6 minutes

• 3 minutes

• 12 minutes