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First 'space tourists' to visit ISS are heading home after bad weather delayed return journey - Vimarsana News

First 'space tourists' to visit ISS are heading home after bad weather delayed return journey

Three businessmen - who each paid $55 million (£41 million) to take part in the trip - undocked from the ISS at 1:10 BST and are due to land off the coast of Florida at around 18:00 BST (13:00 ET).

First all-private astronaut crew begin science experiments on the ISS - Vimarsana News

First all-private astronaut crew begin science experiments on the ISS

Axiom Space's Ax-1 mission includes three businessmen each paying $55 million for the ten day trip, and a former NASA astronaut acting as commander for Axiom.

SpaceX crew carrying first paying visitors at the cost of $55M per person docks at space station - Vimarsana News

SpaceX crew carrying first paying visitors at the cost of $55M per person docks at space station

The first ever all-civilian crew to launch to the International Space Station (ISS) arrived safely at the orbiting research platform on Saturday to begin a week-long science mission.

SpaceX and Axiom Space to launch first fully commercial crew to the ISS today - Vimarsana News

SpaceX and Axiom Space to launch first fully commercial crew to the ISS today

Canadian investor and philanthropist Mark Pathy, US entrepreneur Larry Connor, and ex-Israeli Air Force pilot Eytan Stibbe blasted off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center at 11:17 ET (16:17 BST).

SpaceX And Axiom Space To Launch First Fully Commercial Crew To The ISS Today - Vimarsana News

SpaceX And Axiom Space To Launch First Fully Commercial Crew To The ISS Today

The first fully commercial crew of astronauts will fly to the International Space Station later today, with three businessmen each paying $55 million (£41