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If money was no object, what could you get from the different options on offer over the next decade and beyond? MailOnline takes a look at the space tourism firms popping up across the world.

“Radian is building the world’s first truly reusable orbital aerospace vehicle.” This is the first thing one reads when landing on Radi...

During the last fifty years the United States has spent billions trying to develop a cost-effective space plane Most of these efforts were abandoned as failures Only two space plane designs were built and used The first was the 1980s manned Space Shut

On January 19, Washington-based startup Radian Aerospace came out of stealth mode, announcing that it had secured $27.5 million in funding to develop the Radian One, a first-of-its-kind space plane that flies into orbit after taking off horizontally from the ground.

Beijing-based Space Transportation has been developing the spacecraft since 2018, and describe it as being a rocket with wings, with the hope of launching in 2025.

Radian Aerospace, based in Bellevue, Washington, claims its spaceplane will completely transform travel - both in space and around the world.

Radian is now planning to develop a single-state-to-orbit space plane that will fly into the Earth's low orbit in the future.

Washington-based Radian Aerospace announced today (Jan. 19) that it has raised $27.5 million to aid the development of Radian One, its crew-carrying single-stage-to-orbit space plane.

The U.S.-made Radian One promises to be a game-changer for space missions, can be refueled and flown back to space in record time

A Washington-based startup says it’s planning to build what has long been considered the “Holy Grail” of accessing space: the world’s first reusable single-stage orbital spaceplane aimed at carrying cargo and people.