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Space Adventures

Space Adventures


Adventure Blog Posting 14 - Space Adventures: April 14, 2008

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Adventure-Blog: Space-Adventures News

Space Adventures Buys Zero-G:

March 19, 2008 by Colin Clark

Space Adventures

WASHINGTON — Space tourists came closer to a one-stop shop as Space-Adventures announced today its Jan. 1 purchase of Zero Gravity Corp., or Zero-G, which provides paying passengers brief periods of weightlessness aboard a modified Boeing 727 aircraft known as G-Force One.

The acquisition cements Space Adventures' control of Zero-G, in which it had been a substantial investor "for years," according to Eric Anderson, president and chief executive officer of Space Adventures. Anderson's Vienna, Va.-based firm arranges trips aboard Russian Soyuz vehicles to the international space station.

Space-Adventures spokeswoman Stacey Tearne declined to discuss the price paid for Zero-G.

"Bringing the companies together allows us to provide a range of exclusive commercial spaceflight services from parabolic flights to orbital missions," said Peter Diamandis, Zero-G's chief executive officer. Diamandis, who also co-founded Space-Adventures, will remain as Zero G's chief executive and becomes a managing director of Space-Adventures. Byron Lichtenberg, former NASA astronaut, continues as Zero-G's chief technology officer.

Zero-G provides passengers with a brief training session followed by a 90-minute flight during which G-Force One performs a series of parabolas that enable passengers to experience Martian gravity, lunar gravity and zero gravity. Zero--G has carried more than 5,000 customers on more than 175 flights since 2004. The company won a research and training contract from NASA in January worth as much as $25 million.

Adventure Blog Comment:

Space Adventures
Adventure Blog: Free Fall

Space adventures are the ultimate as far as all the adventures on earth are concerned.

In fact, they are not the adventures on earth; they are the adventures in the sky.

It's sky that our real home is and not the earth.

It's so since the home to earth is sky too!

I'll tell you, it's earth's gravity only that squeezes out all the spirit of adventure from within us and renders us spiritless on its surface.

If once we could jump out of its blind alley of gravity for a considerable duration of time, our body intelligence will all go through a metamorphosis rendering total health to it for good.

In fact, I am in the process of making a machine based on this principle only, and I envisage that a new era of health is going to dawn on earth once my experiment takes a practical shape of execution.

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