There could be some hard times ahead for space tourism entrepreneurs, according to experts at a recent symposium in Boston sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The experts - who included former astronaut Kathy Sullivan, Roald Sagdeev of the University of Maryland-College Park, and Buzz Aldrin’s son Alvin - questioned whether there are enough potential tourists to support the industry. Companies could hit a ceiling where high costs and a small market will prevent it from growing any larger.
0 Responses to “Little Love For Space Tourism at AAAS”
Leave a Reply