What progress has happened in a private Spaceflight?
Since the self -financing visit to Dennis, these, American investment manager and former NASA employee Jet Populsion Laboratory, at the International Space Station in 2001, has seen the field of private space flight exciting progress. There is another milestone every year, and this article will become an article over time. Nevertheless, we are trying to describe progress in a private space flight, which has been achieved since November 2008. The vessel has reached this altitude in two separate years for two weeks. He set up a number of records, including the first private vessel with a crew to achieve space, and the first privately financed vessel that exceeded Mach 2 and 3 .. Acceptance to achieve orbit requires about 60 times as much energy as space is the first step towards privately financed cosmic tourism and exploration.
Later the same year, in December 2004, owner Virgin, RichARD Branson, announced that the design of SpaceShipone for Virgin Galactic, a new space tourist company based in New Mexico, licensed. The company builds a fleet of five crafts and plans to start offering flights in 2010, waiting for extensive security testing. Flights will cost every $ 200,000 (USD). More than a hundred cosmic flight enthusiasts have already signed up, including celebrities like William Shatner and Sigourney Weaver.
on 12. July 2006 was another great milestone when Bigelow Aerospace was launched Genesis I , an experimental private space station. This was the first private space station in history. On June 28, 2007, Genesis II was launched. The founder of Bigelow Aerospace, Robert Bigelow, offered the company "US Space Price" $ 50 million, which can develop a reliable and safe orbital starting vehicle for commercial space flights to the orbiting hotel.
28. September 2008, after three failures,Another milestone was achieved, the first orbital missile was launched by a private company Falcon 1. The company that builds Falcon I, SpaceX aims to provide missiles for $ 7-8.5 million, which is relatively cheap in the space of space flights. The company also develops Dragon Capsule, which is said to be used to start human crews in orbit on Falcon missiles. Demonstration flights will take place between 2008 and 2010 and NASA places its hopes for SpaceX to come up with a starter system that can supply astronauts to the Potéd International Space Station.