re: Call me
Prove me wrong, but $120K is a lot of money just to go up
high in the sky for a matter of minutes, even if it is into the
edge of space.
If people are really looking for the Zero G experience, why
don't they just hire someone to fly an airplane with a cargo
bay and have them do steep dives to simulate zero gravity?
How much does NASA charge to fly in its Vomit Comet?
When will Bigelow have its space hotel ready to go?