But if you were just the astronaut in that photo you would see stars?

I’m 28. If I take good care of myself health wise, and with a bit of luck I feel like I could be able to be able bodied enough to space travel in my early/mid 60s still..

I would argue that if you had companies operating on the moon/mars then that would require some level of labourers - so I think the same way we have off shore drilling , we could see the equivalent option open in the work force. Off planet drilling, off planet mining, etc.

To answer your question though My definition of space tourism is definitely the equivalent of a carnival cruise line space ship that takes you on excursion trips to the moon and mars.

I know we constantly hear about x, y and z investor planning to build moon resorts and various moon based companies…and obviously Elon is constantly pushing ambitious agenda, but I never understand how realistic these goals are and what timeline they are realistically looking at.

I know we are in a period of time where technology is rapidly advancing like none other in history, which makes me wonder if these ideas are more than just ideas but potential reality before the end 2060-2065?

They haven’t found any clean energy alternatives yet?

Scientists believe their are oceans

But it’s a black hole a collapsed star. Why call it a star still?

So would you age slower on Uranus versus earth. Or would your body age all the same?

Glad I could help 🙂

Let me get this straight Powell said their is no pivot and will continue to raise interest rates, but at a slower and smaller pace yet everyone on Wall Street is celebrating? Why? That’s mean much of 2023 will be dominated by interest rate increases still…