Japanese millionaires find a companion to travel to the moon - apply
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Japanese millionaires find a companion to travel to the moon - apply
Who wants to slotxo travel in space but doesn't have a billionaire level money? It may be particularly interested in the news as Japanese billionaire businessman Yusaka Maesawa is recruiting his lunar companion, preparing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in expenses.
Maesawa will be accepting eight companions to accompany the Space X's Star Ship. Which is scheduled to soar into space to fly around the moon a week in two years from now
This "tour" will be tourists from the world's first business groups who will travel around the moon.
It is not known exactly how many million dollars the total cost will be, but Maesawa, a well-known businessman who often makes up his mind in Japanese society, said the budget was likely to be more than the money. He paid for a $ 110 million purchase by Jean-Michel Basciette.
Mae Sawa, former music artist Said that those who travel with the vehicle of the Space X Eight people said they can apply from all over the world. Considered to expand the circle of interested people from what he said three years ago that These people must be "Artist" only
The search process for the first round will end on March 14. Interested parties will have to undergo a medical examination and then be interviewed by Mr. Mae Sawa himself.
Whether or not the moon travel plans are going to depend on billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX starship experiment, the older starship had previously exploded. During the two experiments
For other space travel plans Of the company space X Later this year, the Crew Dragon will take four travelers who are willing to pay $ 55 million per seat to travel to the International Space Station or International Space Station
While Mr. Maezawa has two more years before his lunar journey, he said it would take a few months to prepare for his health. But Gie said he was cutting back on alcohol consumption. And exercise, come up now
And he thought that he would taste before going to the moon by traveling Is it good for the International Space Station at the end of this year? Mr. Maesawa said that everything is in preparation.
The distance between Earth and Moon was 382,500 kilometers. Only 24 astronauts traveled to the moon between 1968 and 1972, and only half of this traveled. To the surface of the moon |
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