Space tourism gets down-to-earth

steve smyth lynn ma — Fri, 25 May 2007 09:19:57 GMT

Disney Space with The Rebel Billionaire as Mickey Mouse...sounds like a Popular Mechanics nightmare from 1957...come finally to fruition.

Let's get up to speed here, Kids...2007...remember?

It's all about regaining our sense of expansion...our Westward Ho...our...dare I say Soul?

Alan...kindly inform your readers that Space Tourism has become passe'...a project which requires more Petro Chem to build and operate than some small countries is just plain wrong...BOO!

Here's how it's done...

http://smythspace.blogspot.com/2007/05/heres-vehicle.html

Don't fall for this stuff...I'm pretty certain that Paris Hilton's Uncle coined the term Space Tourism...that should give you some sense of relevancy.

Space tourism gets down-to-earth

Alex Hernandez, Miami, FL — Fri, 25 May 2007 15:44:47 GMT

I visited the Kennedy Space Center's visitor complex as a kid and loved it, even without the frills of these new Spaceports. Still, I'd love to visit one when it opens. I wonder if Spaceport America in New Mexicois going to go all space-themed attractions? If so I'm going for sure (since it's closer to home).

Space tourism gets down-to-earth

James Karney — Tue, 29 May 2007 17:29:33 GMT

The Aviation Challenge camp in Huntsville, AL offers a trip on a centrifuge as part of the regular schedule of events.

Space tourism gets down-to-earth

Laurence Winn, Tucson, Arizona — Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:34:34 GMT

At this point in our technological development, I believe that cost-effective spaceflight requires nuclear pulse propulsion, mirroring General Atomic's Project Orion of 1958-1963. Killed for political reasons, this is a nuclear enterprise less dangerous to human life and health than spreading depleted uranium dust around the Middle East, which the US government favors. And it delivers actual benefits, which its politics-inspired Manifest Destiny wars, from the Philippines to Iraq, do not. How about launching some high-explosive meter-diameter models at theme parks to demonstrate the technology and provide space-themed pyrotechnics at the same time? Michael, are you listening?

Space tourism gets down-to-earth

gautam malhotra,aurangabad, maharashtra,india — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 09:21:35 GMT

dear sir/mam,
i would be very grateful to you if you could provide me with some inputs on virtual space tourism, as i am undergoing a project on this very topic. i really need some inputs from your side.
thanking you
gautam malhotra

Space tourism gets down-to-earth

Emilio, Spain — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 07:41:04 GMT

Very good, Blog information and news Space Tourism, my web page to Space Tourism:

http://www.turismoespacial.tv

Spanish language.

Emilio / Spain