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Alien travel
With the investment of many large corporations, the ticket to travel into space is no longer at the 'alien' price as before.
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Ready runway for space cruise ship
The world's first tourist passenger spaceship is about to take off and a runway dedicated to the spacecraft ...
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The first commercial spacecraft to fly
Enterprise, the world's first passenger spacecraft, made its first test flight in the United States yesterday.
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People can travel the universe from next year
The first commercial spacecraft in the world can bring tourists out of the atmosphere at the end of 2011.
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In 2019 Iran will bring people to space
On July 23, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced that the country planned to bring people to space in 2019.
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Russia faces crisis without astronauts
The leader of the Russian astronaut training center admits fewer and fewer people of this country want to fly to space.
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Russia leads the number of launches to space
Russia Rocket and Space Corporation Energia on January 4 said Russia plans to launch 10 spacecraft in 2010.
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Launched SpaceShipTwo space tourist ship
With plans to bring thousands of tourists to space, yesterday, British billionaire Richard Branson officially announced SpaceShipTwo spacecraft before the press.
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NASA will bring people up to
Instead of planning to return to the Moon, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is setting a more ambitious goal: to send people to Mars.
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The 18th international travel team returned safely
On April 8, the 18th international travel team working on the International Space Station (ISS) returned to Earth safely.
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$ 95,000 gives half an hour of thrills
US company XCOR Aerospace has just announced the ticketing trip to visit the space for $ 95,000
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The sixth space traveler returns safely
Yesterday morning (October 24), Russia's Soyuz TMA-12 spacecraft carrying American tourist Richard Garriott and two Russian astronauts landed safely in Kazakhstan.
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Why do astronauts swim poorly in the air?
The weightless environment in the universe causes astronauts to estimate the wrong distance and size.
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Out of space for space travelers
Space travel lovers may have to look for another means of transport after 2009, due to a lack of room on Russia's service module at the International Station, the direct…