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[Posted on: Fri Feb 10th, 2006]
Commercial space craft could be cleared to carry passengers by 2008, according to SecTrans Norman Mineta. Speaking to a group of space entrepreneurs, the Secretary said that a number of companies should be set to take passengers into space and that the U.S. Department of Transportation would be read
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[Posted on: Wed Feb 8th, 2006]
US aviator Steve Fossett has taken off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in an attempt to make the longest non-stop flight in his Virgin GlobalFlyer plane.
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[Posted on: Wed Jan 4th, 2006]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Paying customers on commercially run flights to space would have to meet security requirements, but would not have to pass specific medical tests, according to draft U.S. regulations.
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Space center to be launch site for record-setting flight attempt - Dec 19th, 2005
Space Tourism Firm Unveils Orbital Spacecraft Concept - Dec 15th, 2005
Branson Eyes New Mexico For Public Space Travel Departure Point - Dec 9th, 2005
Virgin Atlantic to offer frequent flyers tickets to space - Dec 6th, 2005
Burt Rutan: Building The People's Spaceship - Nov 28th, 2005
SpaceShipOne donated to Smithsonian - Oct 6th, 2005
Private Company Plans $100 Million Tour Around the Moon - Aug 10th, 2005
Richard Branson and Burt Rutan Form Spacecraft Building Company - Jul 28th, 2005
Virgin Galactic and the Future of Commercial Spaceflight - May 24th, 2005
Burt Rutan Chides NASA for Dullness, Says Space should be Fun - May 20th, 2005
Historic Round-the-World Flight Set for Monday Takeoff - Feb 27th, 2005
TSR: Human factors in commercial suborbital flight - Feb 14th, 2005
Virgin boss unveils space trips - Jan 16th, 2005
Bush plans to boost commercial human space flight - Jan 7th, 2005
TSR: Is 2004 the breakout year for space entrepreneurship? - Dec 20th, 2004
Rules Set for $50 Million 'America’s Space Prize' - Nov 8th, 2004
Private spaceship team picks up $10 million - Nov 7th, 2004
TSR: Dealing with the risks of space tourism - Oct 5th, 2004
SpaceShipOne Wins $10 Million Ansari X Prize in Historic 2nd Trip to Space - Oct 4th, 2004
2nd SpaceShipOne Launch is GO FOR OCTOBER 4th - Oct 2nd, 2004
Going Private: The Promise and Danger of Space Travel - Oct 1st, 2004
No Major Engine Changes for SpaceShipOne, Builder Says - Sep 27th, 2004
Virgin Galactic: The logical next step - Sep 27th, 2004
Xprize: T-Minus 3 days, September 29th launch schedule - Sep 26th, 2004
X-15 and today’s spaceplanes - Aug 9th, 2004
Rutan aims to be on X-Prize flight - Aug 5th, 2004
Private craft on track to win space race for $10 million - Jul 28th, 2004
Private space ship 'back to form' - Jul 8th, 2004
Aerospace designer Burt Rutan: 'A restless, creative mind' - Jun 24th, 2004
Private Space Travel? Dreamers Hope a Catalyst Will Rise From the Mojave Desert - Jun 14th, 2004
Xprize: Private Rocket SpaceShipOne Makes Third Rocket-Powered Flight - May 13th, 2004
Xprize: Ansari Family's Donation Gives Huge Boost to Future Space Travel and Tourism - May 6th, 2004