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Daughter of first US astronaut flies to space aboard Bezos′ rocket | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Daughter of first US astronaut flies to space aboard Bezos′ rocket | News | DW

The 74-year-old daughter of Alan Shepard brought along some golf balls, just like her father did. The flight by Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin company lasted just over 10 minutes.

Source: dw.com
Japanese billionaire blasts off to International Space Station | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Japanese billionaire blasts off to International Space Station | News | DW

Japanese fashion tycoon Yusaku Maezawa and his assistant lifted off on a Russian rocket en route for the International Space Station. The launch also marks Russia's return to space tourism after a 12-year pause.

Source: dw.com
Japanese billionaire docks at International Space Station | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Japanese billionaire docks at International Space Station | News | DW

Japanese fashion tycoon Yusaku Maezawa and his assistant lifted off on a Russian rocket en route for the International Space Station. The launch also marks Russia's return to space tourism after a 12-year pause.

Source: dw.com
Jeff Bezos′ Blue Origin ethics in question as FAA investigates | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Jeff Bezos′ Blue Origin ethics in question as FAA investigates | News | DW

The FAA review was sparked by a letter in which employees cite a pattern of prioritizing speed and cost-cutting over quality. Moreover, it describes a toxic work environment that is rife with sexism.

Source: dw.com
Space tourism has yet to take off - Vimarsana News

Space tourism has yet to take off

Space tourism has yet to take off October 5, 2009 LOS ANGELES — When a private spaceship soared over California to claim a $10-million prize, daredevil venture capitalist Alan Walton was 68 and thought he’d be on a rocket ride of his own soon. LOS ANGELES — When a private spaceship soared over California to claim a $10-million prize, daredevil venture capitalist Alan Walton was 68 and thought he’d be on a rocket ride of his own soon. Walton paid $200,000 to be among the first space tourists to make a suborbital thrill-ride high above the Earth, aboard a Virgin Galactic spaceship. Now ...