Chinese Space Tourism Tickets Sold

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Chinese aerospace firm offers space tourists US$210,000 rocket rides from 2027

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Deep Blue Aerospace sells 2 tickets for a trip it says features at least 5 minutes of weightlessness in outer space.

The company put the tickets on sale at 6pm on Thursday and sold them within 20 minutes .

During the 2027 trip, passengers will be taken on a suborbital flight, meaning the rocket will reach outer space but not enter orbit around the Earth .

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