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Tickets for Space Travel Now Available in China. Chinese space startup Deep Blue Aerospace has released two tickets for space travel, aiming for a 2027 launch. After this initial sale, more tickets are set to be available next month, offering further chances for space enthusiasts. The rocket will provide a suborbital flight, meaning passengers will reach outer space without entering orbit. The cost for these first tickets is set at 1.5 million yuan (£162,500) each. Space tourism is becoming a new area of interest for companies leveraging advancements in technology. Companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin are also pursuing space tourism, with SpaceX recently sending a private crew into orbit. Billionaire Jared Isaacman participated in SpaceX’s mission, becoming the first to complete a private spacewalk. Deep Blue Aerospace emphasizes reusable rockets, planning a carrier rocket recovery in 2025. Recently, SpaceX managed a successful recovery of a rocket booster, a major step toward cost-effective space missions. These advancements signal the growing viability and interest in space tourism, with companies and countries eager to explore this final frontier.
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