不定项选择题 Those of us making grand post-pandemic travel plans might want to consider the final frontier as a destination. That’s because Orbital Assembly Corporation, a new construction company run by former pilot John Blincow, is planning to open a luxury space hotel by 2027. Voyager Station, as it’s being called, would (31) 280 guests and 112 crew members while aiming to be the first commercial space hotel, upon completion.
“We’re trying to make the public realize that this golden age of space travel is just around the corner. It’s coming fast.” Blincow told CNN in an interview. Golden age indeed, as space tourism has (32) the interest of such visionaries as Richard Branson and Elon Musk. And it’s the latter Blincow and his team hope to partner with in the near future.
The physics involved in sleeping within a space hotel is (33) spinning water in a bucket. Much in the way one can spin a bucket in a circle, keeping the water inside of it, the space hotel would simulate gravity in a similar manner. This makes comfortable rooms and stylish bar experiences possible.
But, for many visitors who venture so far, feeling the weightlessness of space is a big part of the (34). As such, the team plans to plate traditional “space food” such as freeze dried ice cream in the hotel’s restaurant. There are plans for recreational activities such as basketball games (35) participants can excitedly soar higher due to the weightlessness of the environment. Perhaps only in outer space will LeBron James have competition. For now, the space hotel isn’t commenting on its room rate, but comparing it to other proposed public space missions, it will likely come at a steep cost.
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