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Japanese Space Tourism
According to Space Daily, the main Japanese space agency (NASDA) is proposing building a space tourism vehicle to be launched on their H-2 rocket by 2008. I'm not sure that this is the best way to develop that industry, or that the Japanese government will decide to do it, given their financial straits, but it's interesting that NASDA has much more vision on this subject than NASA, much of which still won't even seriously discuss public space travel.
Posted by Rand Simberg at January 04, 2002 08:20 AM