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After a pause to build next-generation spacecraft, Virgin Galactic is gearing up to fly paying customers to space again by year's end. The company just opened ticket sales at $750,000 per seat, with their new spaceplane completing final assembly in Arizona.
Sixty years after Apollo, the moon remains empty despite having the technology to build settlements today. A space expert says commercialization and tourism could finally make lunar living happen within years.
A massive spherical building three times bigger than the Las Vegas Sphere promises to recreate the experience of walking on the Moon. The resort could welcome visitors as early as 2032 with its simulated lunar surface.
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is hitting pause on its tourist flights to focus on something bigger: helping NASA return humans to the moon. The company will shift its energy to building lunar landers for the Artemis program over the next two years.
A Beijing startup is taking reservations for suborbital space trips that will let passengers experience weightlessness above Earth. The company just unveiled its full-scale crew capsule and signed its first celebrity passenger.
A US space startup is taking reservations for the first lunar hotel, an inflatable structure that could welcome guests by 2032. The ambitious project represents a giant leap toward making space tourism a reality.