This document discusses the history and current state of space tourism. It provides key dates in space exploration history from 1924 to 2001. It then discusses the main investors in space tourism today, including Richard Branson of Virgin Galactic, Elon Musk of SpaceX, and Jeff Bezos of Blue Origin. It also describes some of the infrastructure that supports space tourism and both the potential benefits and risks of the growing industry.

1. About what do you think
when looking at the stars?
Is it
SPACE
TOURISM
?

2. 1924-1927 12 April 1961 20 July 1969 19 April 1971
7 February
1984
20 November
1998
2001
Society for Studies of
Interplanetary Travel
founded, USSR
First human
spaceflight -
Yuri
Gagarin,
USSR
First
untethered
spacewalk,
USA NASA
First
human on
the Moon,
USA
First
space
station,
USSR
The world's first private
spaceport,
New Zealand
The first space tourist,
American millionaire Dennis
Tito, International Space
Station Alpha, RussiaFirst multinational
space station,
Russia, USA,
Europe
First society for
Space Travel formed,
Germany
September 2016
Events leading to SPACE exploration

3. Richard Branson
Virgin Galactic
Founded in 2004
Number of employees - 500
SpaceShipTwo
Ticket price - $200,000
MAIN INVESTORES IN
SPACE TOURISM Net worth: 5 billion USD
(2017) Forbes

4. MAIN INVESTORES IN
SPACE TOURISM
Elon Musk
SpaceX
Founded in 2002
Number of employees - 5000
Net worth: 13.1 billion USD
(2017) Forbes
Falcon Heavy
Price: $2,200 per kg

5. MAIN INVESTORES IN
SPACE TOURISM
Jeff Bezos
Blue Origin
Founded in 2000
Number of Employees - 600
Net worth: 71.8 billion USD
(2017) Forbes
New Shepard
No official price

6. Horizontal and Vertical beds
Self-contained showers
Precooked gourmet meals
max of 4 guests and 2
astronaut-pilots
3 day-stay per person at
Galactic Suite costs €3m
38 bookings since 2008
US (8),
United Arab Emirates (7),
China (6),
Russia (5),
Australia (5),
Spain (4)
South America (3)
Room size:
Length - 7m
Height - 4m
Galactic Suite Space Hotel

7. Space
tourism
The faster grow transportation business
Driven by profit-making private venture
capital
From 1000 sub-orbital
passengers per year
Only 558 people
Have been to space
Supporting infrastructure for space tourism
has already been installed in New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas, Wisconsin and Florida –
USA; New Zealand, Russia, China

8. +
High technology domain
High level of employment
Scientific research
New places to live
-
The most capital intensive area
High risk of crashes
The probability of human death
Long-term process

9. The First SPACE LAW 1967: United
Nations-approved agreement - Outer Space Treaty
signed by 104 nations
peaceful exploration of space
SPACE IS FOR EVERYONE — BUT
YOU CAN’T CLAIM IT
NO WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION IN
ORBIT
planetary protection
nations must be held responsible for
their actions in space, including those
from non-governmental activities

10. Popularization centers for
the training of astronauts
Educational projects
Development of
innovative of Spacesuits
Government control