I think it is true we need cheap lift for commercial development of space , but we only need ISRU as well if we want to settle the moon or Mars.
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Thursday, December 1st, 2011
NASA Paves Way for Commercial Space Exploration (Jan 20, 2011) ,wonderful
Wednesday, October 19th, 2011Beautiful orrery(solar system model) avaiable in ebay store: stores.ebay.com or online store: www.orrerystore.com normally it will be cheaper in online store.The commercialization of space has been contemplated, desired, and rejected at various times since the US space program began in 1958.
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Question: When Do You Think Humans Will Set Foot on Mars?
Sunday, September 11th, 2011NASA will become dominant of course, but Russian Space Agency,Japanese Space Agency,ESA and other space agencies will also participate in this project.In my opinion it will take place going to the Moon nearly in …
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Question: When Do You Think Humans Will Set Foot on Mars?
Space Adventures And Armadillo Looking For One Good Spacesuit …
Monday, August 22nd, 2011Last year, Space Adventures entered into an exclusive marketing agreement with Armadillo Aerospace, a leading manufacturer of reusable rocket power vehicles, and together the companies are developing a commercial passenger …
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Russia's Space Tourism Ventures: Where Things Stand at Parabolic Arc
Monday, August 22nd, 2011The annual event also gave us a bit of a peek into that nation's commercial space efforts, which promise joy rides around the moon, a private space hotel, and a resumption of billionaut flights to the International Space Station. … Roscosmos boss Vladimir Popovkin has been clear that no state resources be used for space tourism .
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Russia's Space Tourism Ventures: Where Things Stand at Parabolic Arc