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Everyone has a dream to be able to take a trip into space without having to becoming an American Astronaut, a Russian Cosmonaut or a Chinese Taikonaut. In May of 2001, that dream became a reality for American businessman and former National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) engineer, Dennis Tito when he became the world's first paying customer by purchasing an eight day "vacation trip" to and from the International Space Station aboard a Russian Soyuz-U space vehicle for approximately $20,000,000 (USD).
Our Space Adventurer Assessment/Report is THE definite reference guide for future "space tourists". Our mission is to make your dream of becoming a "space tourist" a reality too. This can only be accomplished by providing you with the latest information affecting the Space Tourism Industry so you can make the right choice for your space travel plans. The Space Tourism Industry is not regulated like the airline industry. Current rules will permit "space tourists" to fly in these new space vehicles now under development as long as they do so in full knowledge of the risks involved. You make monetary decisions with a financial advisor. You make health decisions with a medical specialist. Why would you settle for making your own decision on a space adventure that involves both your money and your health? We want you to make the right decision - an informed, intelligent decision that is right for you. The best way to accomplish this goal is with our Space Adventurer Assessment/Report. (Also see our Products/Services.) Take the time to review this Web site, and our "satellite" Web sites***, and see what is happening in the Space Tourism industry, what we are currently doing, learn about spaceport complexes (www.UniversalSpaceports.com), space vehicles (www.UniversalSpaceships.com) and then check out how you can earn your Astronaut Wings by visiting www.UniversalSpaceTours.com or www.UniversalSpacelines.com. There is no time like the present to experience the thrill of a lifetime by going on an adventure unlike anything you have ever been on before. Space travel, however, isn't for everyone because there are certain risks associated with spaceflight but if you meet the requirements there should be nothing to stop you from becoming a space tourist! This Web site along with our "satellite" Web sites will be developing right along side with the industry that we support so expect frequent changes - visit us again soon and visit us often.
*Edge of space = altitude of 328,000 feet; 62.5 miles, 100 kilometers (Internationally recognized boundary by The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale). **A
sub-orbital spaceflight refers to a mission that flies out of the atmosphere and
reaches the edge of space but does not reach the speeds needed to sustain
continuous orbiting of the earth. Here the view from a sub-orbital flight is
similar to being in orbit and a space traveler can
experience up to three minutes of weightlessness, but
the cost and risks are far less. An entire mission
from launch to landing may last from 1.5 to 3 hours. An orbital spaceflight
continues beyond the
edge of space with enough velocity to orbit the earth. *** The "satellite" Universal Space Systems Web sites are currently “Under Construction” and are in various states of being completed. Not all features may be available or functioning properly. A notice will be posted on this Web site upon their completion.
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Why
go to space?
In the Space Tourism Spotlight (Archive)
The highly successful business entrepreneur partnered with Canadian Arrow via Kathuria Holdings to make commercial space travel a reality.
Space Tourism Quotes (Archive) "The development of commercial suborbital space vehicles should lead eventually to businesses such as commercial hypersonic point-to-point air travel and low-cost launches to low Earth orbit..." (Statement made at the International Symposium for Personal and Commercial Spaceflight and reported by Space News <Web site> on October 27, 2008).
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