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American entrepreneur Greg Olsen floats in weightlessness during a zero-gravity training flight for his 2005 space tourist mission to the International Space Station.

Learn the latest news about space tourism and space tourist trips into outer space. SPACE.com looks at the growing business of space tourism.

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Expedition 30 Launch Vehicle for the PromISSe Mission
On 19 December 2011, the launch vehicle for the PromISSe Mission was transferred from the Assembly and Testing Facility to the launch site in this cool space wallpaper.
Lockheed Martin’s Reusable Booster System Flight Demonstrator Program is under way, designed to advance the affordability, operability and responsiveness of future spacelift capabilities over current expendable launchers.
Armadillo Aerospace is one of several companies using the New Mexico spaceport as a testing ground.
Paul Allen's Stratolaunch Systems plans to build a giant carrier vehicle in order to air-launch rockets to Earth orbit.
Paul Allen's Stratolaunch Systems plans to build a giant carrier vehicle in order to air-launch rockets to Earth orbit.
Stratolaunch Minimizes Constraints
Allen's new project is the latest in a string of space efforts over the years.
This image shows the giant aircraft that will be used to launch private spacecraft carrying cargo and people into orbit on flights by Stratolaunch Systems, a venture unveiled by Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen on Dec. 13, 2011.
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen announced an ambitious new space travel project today.
This image shows the giant aircraft that will be used to launch private spacecraft carrying cargo and people into orbit on flights by Stratolaunch Systems, a venture unveiled by Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen on Dec. 13, 2011.
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen plans to use a giant airplane to launch private spaceflights from the stratosphere.
Diamonds in the sky could really exist if scientists are right that planets made of up to 50 percent diamond are possible.
From a comet diving into the sun to planets made of diamonds and more, it was a busy week in space.
SpaceX Dragon Mars
SpaceX has developed the Dragon spacecraft to carry cargo and crew to low-Earth orbit
Sky High Groundbreaking: New Mexico's Spaceport America
Colorado officials are seeking spaceport designation from the Federal Aviation Administration.
An artist's illustration of SpaceX's Dragon space capsule in Earth orbit.
SpaceX is building an addition to the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's launch complex.
Anousheh Ansari floats through the International Space Station.
Christian Frei's documentary "Space Tourists" lifts a veil off the fantasy of spaceflight.
"Space Tourists" Documentary - Trailer
American Anousheh Ansari paid 20 million dollars for a trip to the international space station station, this is her story. Premieres on The Documentary Channel on November 13th at 8pm EST.
This still from a NASA animation depicts the super-bright and super-young pulsar J1823-2021A, which is the brightest and youngest pulsar yet discovered, and has a powerful magnetic field. The pulsar spins about
Was it the discovery of the brightest, youngest and farthest pulsar star, dusty cloaks around huge black holes, or Hubble Telescope catching a never-before-seen look at black hole's maw?
Private Spacecraft Developer Settles on New Design
The four firms that received NASA contracts this April have already hit 18 of 47 milestones.
SpaceX Dragon Launch Abort
SpaceX's Dragon capsule has notched another milestone.
SpaceShipTwo makes a May 4, 2011 landing on Runway 30 at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California. Touch down signaled the successful end to the craft's 7th glide test and, for the first time, evaluation of its novel feather re-entry system.
Was it the doomed falling satellite, the possibilities of vacations to space or something else?
Bubble Nebula
What was the most amazing view from space this week?
Workers at New York City's Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum wheel the Soyuz TMA-6 spacecraft into the museum on Oct. 18, 2011. The capsule is on loan and will become the latest addition to the Intrepid's outer space exhibit.
A flown Russian space capsule was delivered to New York's Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum today.
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