It’s the next step in humanity’s expansion beyond Earth For almost 20 years, Space Adventures has created unique and previously impossible opportunities for private citizens to experience space. As you may know, [...]
Eric Anderson spoke about how Space Adventures got its start at David Allen's GTD conference in Amsterdam last year. Eric talks about the importance of recognizing and taking advantage of windows of [...]
Season's Greetings - Celebrating achievements in human spaceflight [All images credit: NASA] As 2019 draws to a close the Space Adventures’ team would like to wish you all the best for the [...]
Boeing Starliner - Progress to Launch As I wrote about earlier this year, the Boeing Starliner spacecraft is being developed to take professional and private astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS), [...]
Congratulations to NASA for announcing plans for space tourism to the U.S. segment of the space station. Space tourism actually began 18 years ago. On April 25, 2001 NASA approved Space Adventures’ first [...]
SpaceX’s Dragon isn’t the only commercial spacecraft in the game, Boeing’s Starliner will also be making its debut un-crewed flight this year. Just like Dragon, the Starliner is also funded by NASA [...]
Whether you are looking back on Earth or up into space, the views from on-board the International Space Station are truly breathtaking. We found the below images in the archive of NASA astronaut [...]
Crew Dragon approaching the International Space Station during demonstration the flight on March 3, 2019. As we congratulate SpaceX on the success of the launch and docking of Crew Demo-1, we [...]
Space exploration can often be a waiting game. Significant advancement does not happen quickly as the technology required is complex, and the costs of innovation are high. There is an expression in the [...]
1. It’s in low-Earth orbit The ISS is in low-Earth orbit. This means that even though it is in space it is still subject to Earth’s gravity and is falling back to [...]