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Group flight: July 28, 2003
Other Flights 24May, 10July, 28Aug, 31Oct
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Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
While in Moscow, visit the KGB Museum, then receive special security clearance to enter actual the Space Agency Training Center with your own astronaut guide. Visit the Neutral Bouyancy Underwater Laboratory, Soyuz Spacecraft Simulator training centers, the Centrifuge G-Force simulator and Then blast-off on the actual zero-gravity training aircraft for over 6 minutes of true weightlessness on earth!
NO Special Health Requirements - anyone over 18 can fly!
4 days, $4995 land only from Moscow w/group
($5400 other dates)
Non flyer companion: $350
Air available (east coast cities) from $1000
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This adventure includes:
- two nights stay with breakfast at downtown Moscow luxury hotel
- custom fit NOMEX astronaut training flight suit
- transfer between airport and hotel
- VIP immigration and customs processing
- transfer between hotel and Star City with English speaking guide
- photograph and video from your flight
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Zero Gravity Flight Certificate
preflight briefing and reception at hotel
medical examination
zero-gravity flight
You can add-on and participate in any of the training simulators at the facilities if you like.
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Journey to the Edge of Space!
In the highest, fastest flying jet in the Russian Air Force!
Year-round Departures
Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
Ride second-seat in the Foxbat Mig-25 to 80,000 feet - where 99% of Earth’s atmosphere is below you. From the cockpit of a MiG-25, your view directly overhead fades into the darkness of space. Below you, the curvature of Earth is awesomely apparent, and the horizon is 715 miles (1100 km) across. Flying at Mach 2.83, or one mile every two seconds, a trip in the MiG-25 "Foxbat" pulls a 4.5 G loop.
3-days $12,500 for Mig-25 flight - Air available from $1000
(east coast cities)
Non-flight participating guest: $350 with Air available from $1000
(east coast cities)
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L-39 'Albotross' - 3 days: $3,395
MiG 21 'Fishbed' - 3 days: $5,695
MiG 23 'Flogger' - 3 days: $6,795
MiG 29 'Fulcrum' - 3 days: $10,495
SU 30 'Flanker' - 3 days: $12,995
These flight adventures can be added together to combine days.
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This adventure includes:
- two nights stay with breakfast at downtown Moscow luxury hotel
- genuine leather flight jacket
- transfer between airport and hotel
- VIP immigration and customs processing
- transfer between hotel and Zhukovsky Air Base with English-speaking guide
- photograph of you with your pilot and aircraft
- Space Adventures Flight Certificate
- display quality model of the MiG-25
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Dive to the Titanic!
Deep-Sea, Inner-Space Exploration RMS Titanic
July 2 or July 13, 2003
That's right. We invite you to dive to the most famous deep sea wreck in the history of the world. Sail with the exploration team on the Akademik Keldysh (As seen documented on Discovery Channel) and dive in one of two MIR submersibles capable of dives to 20,000 feet for scientific expedition tour of the RMS Titanic wreck.
Includes: accommodations aboard the Akademik Keldysh; one night accommodations in St. John's; orientation meeting; three meals daily (starting with breakfast on Day 2 and ending with breakfast onboard Keldysh on disembarkation day); activities within the program: lectures, briefings, slide/film shows; baggage handling, amenities/gifts, personal video.
$4950 to participate from the ship
$31,000 addl. Includes seat on MIR submersible for scientific expedition tour of the RMS Titanic wreck
Deep-Sea Thermal Vents
Departing August 29 or September 11 from Acapulco, Mexico
This summer, be one of the first non-scientists to dive to the bottom of the ocean and explore a truly alien hidden world. A world that has been called one of the greatest scientific discoveries of the 20th Century. Deep Ocean Expeditions sets sail for Nine North, a vent site located 500 miles off the coast of Mexico at nine degrees North latitude in the Pacific Ocean, 8,600 feet below the surface. Along with a team of deep-ocean ecologists and other scientists, we'll travel to these immense hydrothermal chimneys, some reaching five stories tall, where we'll find ourselves in a wonderland of alien marine life.
$4,950USD Non-divers. / $23,950USD MIR divers
Destination Space
Steps in training aimed towards the ultimate goal
Astronaut Training packages include:
Centrifuge G-Force Simulator Training - Add'l cost: $1150
Zero Gravity Training - from $4995
Neutral Bouyancy - Add'l cost: $6995
Soyuz Spacecraft Flight Simulator Training - Add'l cost: $8495
Terrestrial Full NASA Orbital Flight Training $250,000
Space Station Passenger Flight or Sub Orbital Space Flight
Wanted: Taller Space Travelers for Sub-Orbital Space Flight
And now, at the dawn of the third millennium, the final frontier is finally within our reach. We anticipate space tourism flights aboard one of many RLV choices to begin within the 2003-2005 timeframe.
Sub-orbital space flight is possible by collaboration with several independent corporations who are each developing their own version of a Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV). At present, 7 different contractors are at various stages of research and design, seeking FAA approval. With these many options, we anticipate space tourism flights aboard these RLVs to begin within the 2003-2005 timeframe. All sub-orbital flights will be preceded by a detailed four-day flight preparation and training program. This highly focused and inspiring pre-flight program will familiarize you with the RLV flight program, critical vehicle systems, flight operations, zero-gravity training, in-flight gravity loads, and space flight safety procedures.
Reservations will be held for $10,000 down with intermediate payment schedule - Total fare: $98K
Astronomical Tours - 149 NW OO Hwy - Warrensburg, MO 64093 - 660.747.9458 (in KC call 816.554.0547)
www.AstronomicalTours.net - space@AstronomicalTours.net