Space Tourism:Risks And Rewards
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- Space Tourism: Risks & Rewards J. Duncan Law-Green University of Leicester & National Space Centre Cambridge Science Festival 13th March 2008
- Suborbital & Orbital Flight Edge of space defined as 100km (62 miles) above Earth’s surface. Orbital spaceflight Altitude 150 miles+, speed 17,500mph+ Suborbital spaceflight Max altitude 62 miles+, speed 2500mph+ Commercial air traffic Altitude 8 miles, Speed 600mph
- 1968: Space Tourism in Film
- 1981: Promise Unfulfilled Launch of STS-1 ‘Columbia’ 12 April 1981 “Space Island” Station Concept Using Shuttle External Tanks
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