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I've done a handful of these things, and they seem categorically different from being in space: even low Earth orbit _feels_ noticeably different from skydivin
by wutbrodo 6y ago
I've done a handful of these things, and they seem categorically different from being in space: even low Earth orbit _feels_ noticeably different from skydiving etc (I'm also making the assumption that it's safer than eg paragliding). I suppose we're just starting from different assumptions about what captures the imagination of the average person. At the very least, I'd be surprised if the average current spaceflight customer was more driven by status than by excitement about space per se.
- kaesar14 6y ago> At the very least, I'd be surprised if the average current spaceflight customer was more driven by status than by excitement about space per se. Absolutely agree with this. There are far better ways of flexing status on Earth than paying for a space trip.