wjr@frog.UUCP (STella Calvert) (02/12/86)
In article <860205-122027-3225@Xerox> NNicoll.ES@XEROX.COM writes: >How much would you pay for a 'fake' space ride, but one complete with 0 >gravity? For a ride too short to join the Zero Gee Club, a few bucks. Maybe what a day at Disneyland would cost. For a ride long enough to join the Club, at least $100/couple. Probably more. For a real ride into space, the traditional price, I believe, is "my life, fortune, and sacred honor." And that sounds entirely reasonable. STella Calvert Every man and every woman is a star. Guest on: ...!decvax!frog!wjr Life: Baltimore!AnnArbor!Smyrna!<LotsOfHitchhikingAndShortVisits> !SantaCruz!Berkeley!AnnArbor!Taxachusetts Future: ... (!L5!TheBelt!InterstellarSpace)