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The space tourism industry is heating up. While the Galactic Suite, the first hotel planned in space, expects to open for business in 2012, a team of students have unveiled plans for a new international space hotel as part of their Masters degree in..
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The economic downturn has not dampened people’s enthusiasm for space tourism. All the speculation going around on space weddings has heated up further with a...
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With the space tourism industry heating up, we are sure to see some great product designs and services intended for use in space. Here is one neat concept for chess...
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This ultra-slim structure is all set to hit the skies within a decade from now. Developed by a UK-based company called Reaction Engines, the Skylon spaceplane project...
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After almost 10 years of research, Leik Myrabo has claimed that his vision of building a laser beam-propelled “LightCraft” will be a reality by 2020. In April 1999...
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While Sir Richard Branson is busy flaunting his SpaceShipTwo and the Astrium Space Jet hopes to take off in 2012, the good folks at Armadillo Aerospace are showing a...
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We all know that the Alps are beautiful and the Himalayas even more inviting, but I would say the human mind is not limited to these destinations for the world is not...
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With Richard Branson and Burt Rutan pioneering space tourism, reaching for the moon is no longer just a metaphor. And the company has now launched the WhiteKnightTwo,...
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Richard Branson is busy flaunting his lavish Virgin Galactic Spaceship and the guys over at EADS Astrium have plans to take their space jet into space in the year 2012....
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Along with satellites and space stations, Earth is surrounded by tens of millions of pieces of floating space debris. Like any landfill, the trash is diverse, ranging...
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The Lynx is a two seater spaceship that is incredibly small for a spacecraft and it promises to take you to the very edge of the earth’s atmosphere, just into space...
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When Arthur C. Clarke died last week at the age of 90, science fiction—hell, science in general—lost one of its greatest, most forward-looking masters. In his...
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If vrooming past the neighborhood screaming generally derogatory slogans is no more such a thrill for you, you might consider taking a joyride 38 miles above the earth,...
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Who says the word ‘dream’ only belongs to the dictionary of fools? Sir Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group of companies, visualized a far-fetched dream of...
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If your idea of a good time is indulging in a space flight, then maybe some time soon in 2009 you will be able to get what your heart desires! And you know the best...
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It looks like we are to witness a tough design competition in the space tourism industry. While Richard Branson had renowned Philippe Starck for his lavish Virgin...
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The space tourism industry heats up with the announcement of a new space jet by EADS Astrium. This is the second company after Virgin Galactic, which has taken the...
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The next space race is on, and this time it’s for the masses. I shouldn’t have used the word ‘masses’ as the mesmerizing voyage is meant for...
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Make these vacations memorable for your kids by planning for space tourism! The best place for such tourism is the Kennedy Space Center. Approximately 1.5 million...
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Space tourism will be a reality in a matter of years, but in the last few years, personal space travel has become a far more feasible business proposition. But much...
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While UK airline easyJet was forced to abandon plans to hold weddings in the skies after Luton Borough Council rejected the proposal, this New York couple was quite...
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With the space tourism industry heating up, we are sure to see some great product designs and services intended for use in space. Here is one neat concept for chess...
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My acute addiction to coffee is possibly the only reason that deferred me from visiting space, as I wouldn’t be able to have my favorite brew due to the zero gravity....
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Yet another dream job passes up. Scientists at NASA are paying participants $10 per hour for taking part in their bed rest study, where test subjects must lie in bed...
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It looks like we are to witness a tough design competition in the space tourism industry. While Richard Branson had renowned Philippe Starck for his lavish Virgin...
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You all must be aware about renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking and now he is in news again as he has become the first person with disability to experience zero...
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True, exploring anything beyond the planet’s boundary does not anymore leave us surprised, as the advent of technologies have provided us with all the confidence...
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Very Often you have seen that surgical operations are performed at operation theatre in a hospital. But how surprising it may be, if surgery to be made in space. You...
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Noah Fulmore and Erin Finnegan have become the first couple to go “head over heels” while they got married in zero gravity. The wedding was held on a special flight...
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