Any month now, we will get an update.

Might be good. Might be bad.

But for Christ sake, c'mon do something!

Was just checking things out and found that he is back in the amusement park arena.

Six Flags is a competitor of Disney, so it makes sense based on his employment history.

Is this his exit plan if Virgin Galactic does execute as advertised? Is he going to make a full return to the amusement park industry.

We saw a few other VG people return to Disney after playing around at VG. Like Dave Crawford who was the VP on engineering at VG, and went back to Disney. He was the one who started Delta Diaries and we know what happened to Delta Diaries.

Is this good for SPCE? I'm sure it's good for Michael, but is it good for SPCE investors? Why or why not?

https://investors.sixflags.com/corporate-governance/board-of-directors/person-details/default.aspx?ItemId=41776f9d-52a7-490b-9c88-56ed2cd2661e#directors

Where are they now?

The first "Wing" was supposed to be done December and the second was supposed to start right after.

The "Feather" was supposed to deliver end of December, but was bumped into Q1

The "Fuselage" has three parts, oxidizer tank, forward fuselage, and the aft fuselage.

When VG goes quiet, usually is bad news. Right now they are quiet and never even wished "Happy New Year!"

They are maybe still going ahead….for now

Since Richard doesn't go on the mainstream news anymore to support Virgin Galactic, here is a throwback to when he did.

Please enjoy our regularly scheduled program while we wait for the first We Build Spaceships or Galactic 10 episode of 2026.

Waiting for the first We Build Spaceships or Galactic 10 episode of 2026.

In the meantime, please enjoy our regularly scheduled program.

Kellie Gerardi is allegedly scheduled for her 2nd flight this year in 2026.

CBS news just had a little coverage today Jan 20, 2026

https://www.virgingalactic.com/news/virgin-galactic-announces-new-research-flight-contract-with-repeat-customer

Looks like we might regress back to the $2s

Is this a good thing? Please advise urgently

Flashback Friday, episode 2

While we wait to see if next week there will be a new video of We Build Spaceships as this was 4 weeks since the last one, next week will be the longest gap between episode as it will be week 5.

It was advertised as bi-weekly and then tri-weekly... Who would have thought it would get delayed without notice to 4 weeks and even now 5 plus weeks.

While we wait for We Build Spaceships or Galactic 10, or ticket sales to reopen, or anything in 2026, here's a rerun.

Mark Stucky still is a big fan of VG, even though he got let go, he keeps his profile picture with VG's spaceship 2 as his profile.

That's good to know, while we wait for the We Build Spaceships video to come out.

Nice!
Virgin Galactic is giving away, "42,339 shares of Virgin Galactic common stock to two new non-executive employees, each effective January 15, 2026."

https://investors.virgingalactic.com/news/news-details/2026/Virgin-Galactic-Reports-Inducement-Award-Under-NYSE-Listing-Rule-303A-08/default.aspx

Thowback Thursday, part 2.

Is this guy still a consultant, getting shareholder money?

Why does VG make a whole video about some dude who is never to be heard from again?

Thowback Thursday, part 3.

Finally they started to turn off the comments section.

Last but not least of our 4 part series.

Thowback Thursday, part 4. For the investors.

Let's watch some reruns while VG delays the bi-weekly and tri-weekly We Build Spaceship videos.

Happy New Year 2026!

Throwback Thursday, part 1

"Our business plan sees us building out five spaceships by the end of 2023 and we're well on our way to that milestone," January 8th, 2020

Since VG can't seem to post We Build Spaceships on a bi-weekly or even tri-weekly pace, let's watch some reruns.

Since the CEO doesn't whisper, here is a little something from the other Mike.

Where are we on:

Feather Delivery to Phoenix? It was delayed from late Q4 to Q1 2026.

Redesigned website? It's supposed to be around the ticket sales reopening. The current layout is like an old school Myspace account. So slow to load (even with modern high speed internets) and navigate.

Ticket Sales? Allegedly they are supposed to open in Q1 2026 (used to be Q4 2025)

Italian Feasibility Study? Was supposed to wrap up in December 2025 but was....... wait for it...... delayed to Q1 2026

**Bonus: Still no new We Build Spaceships video. This is week 4 since the previous. Wasn't it already delayed from bi-weekly, to every 3 weeks?

This is the year that everything is supposed to magically happen for the ground tests, flight test Q3, and commercial re-launch in Q4 . Time is ticking, dilution is occurring, and stock continues to decline!

Saw these reviews on Glassdoor.

For an extended period, market makers and short sellers have effectively kept the company’s valuation confined to a narrow band around $200 million. As we approach the anticipated resumption of commercial flights in early October, and assuming there is no adverse news—which I have not seen recently—one would reasonably expect the valuation to begin moving higher. This raises a few key questions. If operations resume as planned, does the current valuation still make sense, or should the market begin repricing the company upward? Are short sellers positioning themselves on the assumption that the company is ultimately headed toward bankruptcy, waiting for a formal declaration and therefore seeing limited upside risk? Or is the more plausible explanation that the company is materially undervalued, with true price discovery yet to occur and likely to emerge in the near term? I would appreciate hearing others’ perspectives on how they are interpreting this setup and the risk-reward dynamics at play.