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At 70,000 feet we reach Mach 2.5 and are still climbing. The sky has turned a very deep blue and the Earth below is distinctly curved. At 80,000 feet, the sky is cold black and a translucent-blue hue hangs over the curvature…
James Clash
Forbes.com
June 2003
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June 29, 2003
Hartford Courant: Riding High Low Times
June 27, 2003
Independent: Multi-millionaire space cowboys queue up to take tourism to the limit
June 19, 2003
Undelivered Space Station Parts Pile Up
June 19, 2003
Financial Times: Bonus Miles
June 18, 2003
Sun Network: Space mission for tourists announced
June 18, 2003
AFP: Two more tourists to go into space
June 18, 2003
BBC News: Space trips up for grabs
June 18, 2003
Reuters: Plan to Send Two Tourists Into Space
June 17, 2003
SPACE.com: Tourist-Class Soyuz Seats Open for International Space Station Trip
June 17, 2003
New York Daily News: You've got a ticket to ride (into space) for $20 million
June 17, 2003
CNN.com: Soyuz reserved for private trip to space station
June 17, 2003
Associated Press: Space Adventures announces new space mission for tourists
June 17, 2003
The New York Times: For Those Who Can Afford It, 2 New Chances to Fly to Space
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