Polaris Dawn Launches: SpaceX Opens Space to 'Mere Mortals'
SpaceX’s non-crewed Polaris Dawn mission marks the beginning of a new era in commercial space exploration.
Japanese startup announces space trips in a sphere of glass and steel
You travel in two (but one is the pilot) and you spend little. That is, a lot: but less. In any case, here is the space sphere. Banzai!
Space Perspective, first images of the luxury cabins of the space hotel
600 trips already booked for this space excursion in extra-luxury cabins: today the first images of the interiors arrive.
The era of private space stations begins: what should tourists expect?
Tourists prepare for the next private space stations. The perspective? New and exciting. The design? All a challenge.
Virgin Galactic unveils its VSS Imagine, and it's a pretty sight (in mirror)
Virgin Galactic takes another step towards space tourism by launching the VSS Imagine: more than a space plane, a platform for the future of its entire fleet.
Zero 2 Infinity, space tourism in helium balloons
Test with humanoid robot on board for the new vehicle for space tourism: Bloon, a helium balloon to fly 40 kilometers high.
Space Perspective, no rockets: you go to space in a hot air balloon
Afraid of rockets and a lot of money to spend? Space Perspective takes you up there, (almost) among the stars, with special balloons.
SolarStratos, fly into space only with solar energy
An ambitious project: to bring a plane into the stratosphere using only solar energy. SolarStratos really believes it.
The Virgin Galactic spacesuit for private astronauts is a blast
10 months after the collaboration agreement, Virgin Galactic and Under Armor present the first spacewear collection for private astronauts: it is very cool
One flight every 32 hours: Virgin Galactic is ready for 2023
Even the stones now know that Virgin Galactic plans to send the first space passengers...
Space hotel with artificial gravity by 2025
For the association, the space hotel will be operational by 2025, and will be assembled directly into orbit by robots and drones.
