Do you think the Planetspace company can compete with Virgin Galactic other space tourism companies?

Question

http://www.planetspace.org/ I'm just wondering because it is the only space tourism company in Canada that i'm aware of and i would like to think it has a chance of competing with other space tourism companies.

Answer 1

i predict that within five years all the 'space tourism' companies will be back 'on the drawing board' and their projects shelved for the foreseeable future.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

If they can get their rockets to work as desired then absolutely. It seems they are offering orbital flights, as compared with Virgin Galactics sub orbital flights.

Orbital flights take a lot more fuel (because you not only have to go up, you have to accelerate sideways in order to complete an orbit), therefore they will be considerably more expensive. But an orbital flight will give a much longer period or weightlessness, basically until you want to come down again.

A sub orbital flight will only give a few minutes of weightlessness.