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Hop David wrote:
Suppose a space tourism market does come to pass: Rich folk ride the descendants of an X-prize winner to enjoy the view and weightlessness. The flights would be suborbital or low earth orbit, no? Would this make Mars, the moon, or even high earth orbit more accessible? Hop http://clowder.net/hop/index.html It would show that if there's a tourist demand for suborbital/low Earth orbit flights, there is quite probably such a demand for destinations farther out, if the price is right. And if you've gotten as far as regualar LEO tourism, including modest 'space hotels,' you've got a lot of the technology to go farther, in hand, already... |
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