[squevil]

UK posters must of heard of this before. Lynx had a promotion to send 4 people into space.
Here is the official website:
http://www.lynxeffect.com/lynxlabs/detail/374175/the-national-challenge

One of the guys is from my town, that's why it is of interest.
This is the article from my local rag:

http://www.malverngazette.co.uk/news/10861928.Rocket_man_Oliver_ready_for_blast_off/

Dunno if this will spark some debate at all.

[Saddam Hussein]

Alas, I doubt they'll go high enough to make any zetetic observations.

[squevil]

This is my thoughts on the matter. It did claim that they will experience zero g. I bet that will be fun.
Makes me wonder though if a deodorant can put 4 guys into space then why cant a company that is made for putting people into space not manage it?!

[Rama Set]

This is my thoughts on the matter. It did claim that they will experience zero g. I bet that will be fun.
Makes me wonder though if a deodorant can put 4 guys into space then why cant a company that is made for putting people into space not manage it?!

Like you acknowledged, maybe Lynx is not putting them very far up. Maybe space tourism companies are aiming for much higher altitudes, in comfort, with a reusable craft. It sounds like a different engineering challenge.

[markjo]

Alas, I doubt they'll go high enough to make any zetetic observations.

Isn't any personal observation zetetic?

[squevil]

Hopefully it will be recorded and we can see for ourselves.