Going to space, and not taking a selfie, how can that happen? Virgin Galactic thought about it and made some additions to the new spaceship's cabin. Now, each space traveller can float like a star with two paparazzi-like cameras capturing all the zero gravity action like a movie, shot in high-definition stills and video ready to be shared on social media once back on Earth.

Now, Virgin Galactic's new spaceship cabin allows you to take a selfie

Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo took off from California's Mojave desert Thursday night. It was headed for space but fell about 20 kilometres short. SpaceShipTwo was carried by another plane, the WhiteKnightTwo, up to a height of nine miles.

Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo blasts off for space, falls 20 km short

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Now, Virgin Galactic's new spaceship cabin allows you to take a selfie

Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo blasts off for space, falls 20 km short