NASA held a meeting recently. After this meeting, it was announced that the International Space Station was now operational. The International Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) also stated how much it would cost for an overnight stay in space. So how much did NASA explain the cost of a night stay in space? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
NASA offered two options for an overnight stay in space
NASA has announced that it has been put into operation to generate revenue from the International Space Station. Before the Space Station was put into operation, it was only used by commercial organizations for research purposes. The International Aeronautics and Space Administration stated that additional production and commercial production will be carried out.
NASA offered two options for an overnight stay in space outside of production. For the service that includes life support and lavatory access 11.250 dollar determined. For the other accommodation option, which includes food, medical supplies and crew equipment, $22,500 cost explained.
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The International Aeronautics and Space Administration determined the most suitable cargo option for space at $3,000 per kilogram. Of course this was just the shipping fee that would be required to take anything away. In case the cargo is returned, a return fee of $6,000 per kilogram has been determined.
NASA said it can take tourists to the International Space Station for limited stays of two people each year. These tourists will be transported in an American space launch vehicle developed under the Commercial Crew Program. These options offered by NASA have been compared to packages prepared by a tour company for its customers.
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