Space tourism/  Feature of space travel In 2050. A journey to another universe. w hat will space travel look like in 2050 space travel in t...

Space tourism/ Feature of space travel In 2050. A journey to another universe.

 Space tourism/ Feature of space travel In 2050. A journey to another universe.


what will space travel look like in 2050 space travel in the next 30 years is going to look a   lot more like vacations on earth the projection is that there are going to be settlements and   constant space flights the companies that are venturing into space development have a clear   concept of what they want seems like a lifetime away if you think of the year 2050.

 

 but it is   very close by the year 2050 for example about 50 percent of cars produced and used will be electric   the projection is not futuristic because we have seen a high rise in car enthusiasts opting for   electric cars already with companies finding a more affordable method to create these electric   cars they might be more sustainable shortly that is the way that we should all look at this subject   we see many nations make new strides and feats in space travel make it easy to understand.

 

 that it is possible to own a staffed house on the moon in three decades it is good to have a plan   that reaches its peak in 30 years that is how you measure your efficiency and effectiveness   as a people we evolved from never leaving the earth to visiting every sphere of our galaxy   through our advanced technology that is progress and a 50 years ago the Apollo landed on the moon   we can be settling there in the next 30.

 

do you want me to go deep make sure to hit the subscribe   button now from Nasa's predictions there will be both small and large settlements on the moon   space led power production should also be fully up and running and the space tourism industry   should have taken full effect this projection is on the back of several pieces of research   and in-depth analysis of space activities ken murphy coined the term cis cislunar econosphere in 2012.

 

 this idea is based on the principle that as space travel becomes familiar   the moon and other bodies will be controlled by private and commercial companies rather than by   the government the government will be responsible for creating policies around the settlement   and coexistence situations still private entities will handle the general development of the moon   and other areas the commercial ventures like Space X owned by multi-billionaire Elon musk   Space x built the last Nasa rover that landed on mars in February 2021   this revelation means that Nasa a government agency is delegating the innovation and building   of these space vehicles to other commercial companies like Space X blue origin, Boeing, virgin, 

 

  galactic and many more since the beginning of time only 571 people have made it into orbit with   India and China entering the game human tourism mineral exploration and settlement seem feasible   since china is now the second most funded in space travel they may catch up with Russia and the us   the Space X company has also mentioned that they will send demand to mars by 2026 the incredible   advancement in reusable rockets and space modules is a significant step in the right direction of   opening space up for tourism the space tourism industry is emerging and making more strides   the first space tourist was American entrepreneur Dennis Tito who paid 20 million dollars to spend   eight days he partnered with the Russians and rode in the Soyuz mission tm-32 blue origin   is developing a capsule called the new Shepard spacecraft to get people into space the six-seater   capsule will have a large window and get released into the atmosphere so that passengers can enjoy   the effect of weightlessness the customers will be allowed to appreciate it for a few minutes   and then they will be dropped back into the earth's atmosphere the rockets will be reusable   and give customers the chance to experience this for as low as two hundred thousand dollars   there is the hope that as competitors develop more of these the prices could fall soon this amount   might seem expensive but Nasa spends around four billion dollars a year on maintaining the space   station the cost of food and air supply to last a day in space is approximately twenty two thousand   five hundred dollars once wi-fi and power are included the one night stay will cost about 35 000  

 

 maiden space is currently producing spare parts tools and medical supplies to put together in   space they argue that a factory in space is not far from reach the company believes that asteroids   offer metals for production and helium found on the moon space could be used to their benefit   if they push further and set up in space now that it is vacant and not sovereign to anyone  

 

 what we need to consider is the amount of time it takes to get into space there need to be at least   new rockets that are faster and use less energy or we should produce more fuel while still on the go   the other thing is that earth's take offs into mars can only be achieved at specific points there is   a two year period until the earth and mars are aligned in the best way and take off is possible   this waiting period is why all the last rovers jetted off in July 2020.

 

 If we can eliminate   that then nothing could stop us by 2050. moving forward if you are enjoying this video make sure   to hit the like button now the first challenge to come off this would be that no one has complete   control of the galaxy this reason is why there is a space treaty the space treaty signed in 1976   set out that the moon and other bodies shall not be subject to a claim of national sovereignty   it is impossible to ignore the political and economic greed of dominant countries   in the space exploration business world leaders have always disagreed on issues of significant   international concern so it is going to be likely that colonizing the moon and other planets   and taking territories will not come without substantial conflicts we are sure of situations 

 

 where dominant nations have been instructed by international governing bodies to follow   specific protocols and disregard them with no repercussions another challenge that might arise   when commercial human space flight takes effect is the risk factor of the legal framework of tourism   not covering space travel there are not many legalities surrounding space travel at the moment   therefore it is unclear what will happen if some space flight companies are negligent   and do not adhere to safety measures that will endanger passenger lives therefore there is a   call for more people to get into space law now to have representatives when it is commercialized we   may experience interplanetary living or at least holidays in space the competitive nature of space   tourism among the private companies and a lack of government restriction could provide immense   value and cost reduction the prospect of further research

 

 because the progress we are accounting   for today is a joy to experience if we do not hit the target in the next three decades as expected   at least we would have positioned ourselves to the possibility of finding out so much more about the   other planets and stars than we ever imagined we would it makes sense that with everything

 

 we   have going on earth like global warming ethnic cleansings and threats of international peace   it makes sense that Musk and Bezos are investing in space travel and housing so that they can get 

 

  out of here as soon as possible let us know what you think about the new strides made in space   travel and what your predictions are for the next three decades if you believe the US and Russia   are still in the lead or China can overtake them and

 

if you think that these new private individuals involvement in it could turn the whole industry around and put countries way. 




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