Trip to the moon: $100 million
Company that sold International Space Station trips for $20M eyes lunar flybys as early as 2008.
August 10, 2005: 4:08 PM EDT
By Chris Isidore, CNN/Money senior writer
Space Adventures is offering two passengers a fly-by of the moon on a Soyuz space craft for $100 million each, possibly as soon as 2008.
Eric Olsen, who is already set to pay $20 million for a trip to the International Space Station in October, is interested in a $100 million trip to the moon as well.
Eric Anderson of Space Adventures talks about $100 million trip to the moon. (August 10)
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - The firm that already arranged for two millionaire space tourists to visit the International Space Station is getting ready to sell trips to the moon for $100 million each.
Space Adventures, an Arlington, Va., based company, announced plans Wednesday morning for two passengers to ride a Russian Soyuz rocket to the moon and back as soon as 2008. A Russian cosmonaut would pilot the space craft.
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