Chinese space firms are racing to offer suborbital space tourism, with tickets costing hundreds of thousands, as they aim to catch up with the US. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...
China eyes space resources, space tourism and on-orbit digital infrastructure China’s main space contractor says it will push ...
InterstellOr, a Chinese space tourism startup, targets its first crewed suborbital flight in 2028, offering passengers a brief microgravity experience above the Kármán Line.
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