Get Your Ass To Mars

[diddykoi6]

I saw Ol post this on his book of faces and i thought id share it here

http://www.virgingalactic.com/booking/

Book your place in space now and join around 250 Virgin Galactic astronauts who will venture into space.

Tickets cost $200,000 and deposits start from $20,000.

 

[siobhan!]

Fuck that, if I don't trust Virgin to have my train running on time, I sure as fuck am not going to let them attempt to fly me into space.

 

[Keenan]

Wouldn't you still have to take astronaut training to see if you're able to stand the G-forces? (didn't rea the link lol)

 

[diddykoi6]

thats what i thought :/ it seems like it is a HYOOOGE FLOOR tbh

 

[Chipmonkcheeks]

Thought it would have cost more than that tbh.
For people with the money to even think about it $200,000 seems like nothing.

Buuuuuuuut its actually alot.

Its not even pounds!
Tickets for the boat is 2010 were 1billion euros and that was only a ship

 

[Covet Chaos]

Wouldn't you still have to take astronaut training to see if you're able to stand the G-forces? (didn't rea the link lol)

No. Astronaughts have training to see if they can withstand the G-forces. You cant train somebody to deal with them really.

And check this stuff out propperly. This is no space shuttle. Its almost like a plane.

 

[Revell]

Holy bitch-mother... Technology is amazing.

 

[Keenan]

No. Astronaughts have training to see if they can withstand the G-forces. You cant train somebody to deal with them really.

And check this stuff out propperly. This is no space shuttle. Its almost like a plane.

Sooooooooooooooo............................................. A plane that flies at extremely high altitude? I guess I should read that link now huh?

EDIT : That link didn't help...... altough I did put my $20,000 down payment on my trip



















































Yeah right.

 

[Covet Chaos]

Sooooooooooooooo............................................. A plane that flies at extremely high altitude? I guess I should read that link now huh?

Not even that. It actually goes into space for 6 minutes.