New Space Hotel Opening In 2012
- August 10th, 2007
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“We have calculated that there are 40,000 people in the world who could afford to stay at the hotel. Whether they will want to spend money on going into space, we just don’t know.”
These words from Xavier Claramunt, company director for the upcoming three-bedroom space hotel set to launch in 2012. The price for a three-day stay? A cool $4 million.
Aside from the three days in space, guests will also receive “eight weeks of intensive training at a James Bond-style space camp on a tropical island.” Seems like a lot of work for a vacation.
The space hotel will cost an estimated $3 billion to build and can hold up to six people. So if $4 million is too rich for your blood, maybe see if some of your rich buddies want to go halfsies.
Deals and Coupons (Who am I?)
11 months ago
This is very cool only if I can have $4 million by the year 2012.
David Mackey (Who am I?)
11 months ago
Wow. That is pretty intense and expensive…And for such a small hotel…Will it have a swim room? :-)
Mr. Yetti (Who am I?)
11 months ago
What’s with the TIE fighter windows? Are they really that good for pressure?
marco (Who am I?)
11 months ago
outer space is public property belonging to all humanity. it is like a giant public park, not to be bought and traded by a few. will there be a beverly hills and a compton on the moon and on mars? here is a link to the UN:
http://www.unoosa.org/oosa/en/SpaceLaw/index.html
Jon (Who am I?)
11 months ago
I may be interested if they threw in a pallet of gravol with every room… I am sure the “coolness” factor wares off relatively quickly otherwise.
Jon
swampsucka247 (Who am I?)
11 months ago
@ marco - lol lunarCompton
I will go If I can afford too!
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adamajor (Who am I?)
11 months ago
it will cost alot more than 4mill. getting there would cost in the millions.
joe (Who am I?)
11 months ago
In space, ALL rooms are swim rooms.
Nice lo-cal for a honeymoon, zero G (GEE!) sex ;P
Trevor HM Cooper (Who am I?)
2 months ago
If we redesign the HLV pre-launch, after it reaches orbital velocity we can attach it to other Heavy Lift Vehicles and use it as infrastructure.
The payload will be handled later. All we want is the used HLV,
What ever you want launched, we can lift it.
We designed a piece of infrastructure that requires six HLV’s to complete one structure.
We call it a condo.
We want to rent it out to the public as a hotel.
We designed the condo so it could be used as a transport to any orbit within our solar system.
This condo cannot land on any heavenly body. (But it might be able to move up beside a small asteroid and mine it)
NASA showed us that we can lift 1.5m lbs into a LEO.
NASA leaves the fuel tank to eventually fall back to Earth.
Yet first, NASA brings the 1.5m lbs back to earth in the form of a shuttle, leaving only a small piece of infrastructure in space.
We can leave 1m lbs in space as infrastructure and land a small light 36-passenger vehicle back on Earth.
Our site does not illustrate this clearly.
On our site, we will have a slide show that shows how we can convert all the hardware and soft ware from a shuttle (or Saturn V rocket) to a newly designed HLV.
Using about the same amount of fuel per launch, but lifting six pay loads per launch and after every six successful launches a new piece of infrastructure is produced.
You may look at some of our ideas but most are still hidden.
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