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Articles tagged: space tourism

  • Ascender, Bristol Spaceplanes, reusable rocket, spaceplane October 2019 Time to overcome the expendable rocket mindset

    ...technology), within about 15 years. Achieving this timescale would require a large investment, which in turn probably requires space tourism to take off like a ‘craze’ - to become the ‘must do’ adventure activity - so that major players would compete...

    • Ascender
    • Bristol Spaceplanes
    • reusable rocket
    • spaceplane
    Authors: David Ashford    
  • microgravity November 2016 Microgravity and space research: Bringing the commercial market into focus

    ... travelling to LEO eventually becomes equivalent to the cost of a long haul flight around the world the fledgling space tourism industry will develop rapidly. As the frequency of flights increases and the capabilities of orbital platforms evolve and...

    • microgravity
    Authors: Antoine Joly-Battaglini    
  • CST, ESA, European spaceport, horizontal launch, orbital launch vehicle, vertical launch April 2020 European spaceports compete for recognition and business

    ...the site as a spaceport, turning it into a major space tourism attraction, but this requires an agreement with Norway, because... is anticipated that, in the next 30 years, suborbital tourism may earn up to $22 billion while small satellite launches ...

    • CST
    • ESA
    • European spaceport
    • horizontal launch
    • orbital launch vehicle
    • vertical launch
    Authors: Alan Perera-Webb     Richard Osborne     Vadim Zakirov    
  • international space relations, space governance, space politics, US space strategy October 2021 A US space strategy for 2050: shaping a domain on the cusp

    ..., when signed and ratified, did not adequately account for the future space reality – Moon colonisation, space tourism, asteroid mining, Mars inhabitance and other space-based activity. A significant portion of this new activity will take place...

    • international space relations
    • space governance
    • space politics
    • US space strategy
    Authors: Christopher P Mulder     Clementine G Starling     Mark J Massa    
  • 28 May 2025 SpaceX faces renewed scrutiny over Mars ambitions after Starship malfunctions

    ... safety protocols.” As the Starship programme inches closer to flying humans, these challenges become more than academic. Space tourism, lunar logistics and interplanetary ambitions all hinge on the reliability of Starship – and on the balance SpaceX...

  • 01 October 2019 The Cosma Hypothesis: implications of the overview effect

    ... than just an intellectual exercise and he expects it to influence policy and practices “as governments and corporations talk about space tourism, asteroid mining and cities on Mars”. The text (indeed, there are no illustrations) is split into three...

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