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Deep Blue Aerospace Plans to Launch Space Tourists in 2027

Deep Blue Aerospace, a company based in China's eastern Jiangsu province, has announced plans to commence suborbital space tourism in 2027. The company plans to send paying customers into space for a brief but exhilarating experience.

The Price of Space Tourism

The cost of a ticket for this unique adventure will be 1.5 million Chinese yuan, which equates to approximately 210,000 US dollars at current exchange rates. This price, according to Deep Blue, includes more than just a short period of weightlessness. Passengers will have the chance to experience the vastness and mystery of space while witnessing the breathtaking beauty of the Earth from above. This comprehensive multi-sensory journey promises to be an unforgettable experience.

Deep Blue's Space Tourism System

Deep Blue's suborbital space tourism system consists of a combination of reusable rockets and capsules, similar to Blue Origin's New Shepard vehicle. New Shepard has successfully completed eight crewed suborbital flights, with the most recent one taking place on August 29.

A Glimpse into Space

New Shepard has the capacity to carry six passengers, who experience a few minutes of weightlessness and witness the Earth against the backdrop of space during a flight that lasts approximately 10 to 12 minutes from launch to capsule landing. Deep Blue Aerospace's suborbital missions are expected to be comparable in duration and experience.

Competition in the Space Tourism Market

Blue Origin is one of two companies that have launched paying customers into suborbital space. The other is Virgin Galactic, which operates a spacecraft that is launched from a carrier aircraft and then returns to Earth for a runway landing. Virgin Galactic currently charges $450,000 per seat for its flights. While Blue Origin has not yet revealed its ticket prices, Deep Blue Aerospace has stated its intention to sell its first two tickets during a live event. However, potential space tourists will need to be patient, as the company, founded in 2017, has several years of development and testing ahead before its suborbital space tourism system is fully operational.

Safety and Reliability First

Deep Blue Aerospace is committed to ensuring the safety and reliability of its suborbital space tourism system. The company plans to conduct numerous tests on both the spacecraft and rocket throughout 2026. This rigorous testing process will ensure the safety and reliability of suborbital manned travel before Deep Blue begins officially marketing suborbital travel in 2027.