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SPACE

TOURISM
CHALLENGES OPPORTUNITIES & FUTURE PROSPECTS
Prepared for Dr. Shyamkiran Kaur

OUR TEAM
A5c(Ipe)
RHYTHM GABA (22113063)
RUCHIR ANKESH (22113065)
SAKSHAM SINGH(22113066)
SAMRIDHI SINHA(22113067)
“Space tourism is a logical
outgrowth of the adventure tourist
market.”
—Buzz Aldrin
TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 INTRODUCTION & 02 CHALLENGES


CURRENT STATE

03 OPPORTUNITIES 04 SUCCESSFUL MISSIONS


05 FUTURE PROSPECTS 06 CONCLUSION
01
INTRODUCTION AND
CURRENT STATE OF SPACE
TOURISM
INTRODUCTION
Welcome aboard the cosmic adventure of space
tourism, where Earth's boundaries vanish and the
stars become our playground, inviting fearless
explorers to embark on an extraordinary journey
beyond imagination!

Space tourism: A cosmic leap into the future

• Breaking free from the confines of Earth's


gravity
• Unveiling the final frontier to eager adventurers
• Bridging the gap between dreams and reality
Current State of Space Tourism

Companies emerged as prominent


players in this sector are:
• SpaceX,
Market Overview • Blue Origin
• Virgin Galactic
The current state of space tourism
involves a limited market The cost and accessibility of
primarily accessible to affluent space tourism remain
individuals. significant barriers for wider
participation.
Target Market

Adventurous thrill- Space enthusiasts and Visionary researchers


seekers craving once- science aficionados and scientists looking
in-a-lifetime eager to fulfil their to conduct experiments
experiences lifelong dreams in microgravity
02
CHALLENGES TO SPACE
TOURISM
CHALLANGES Need for Suitable
Launch Sites:
Rockets require large
amounts of energy to send
humans into space and
most existing launch sites
are not suitable for regular
space tourism operations

Lack of Reliable and Lack of Infrastructure


Safe Spacecraft: in Space:
Without appropriate
Current spacecraft are infrastructure, it will be
designed for either difficult to provide
scientific research or tourists with the facilities
astronaut travel, and are and amenities they need
not suitable for tourists to enjoy the experience.
CHALLANGES Space Traffic
Management:
With the growth of space
tourism, managing
spacecraft and avoiding
collisions is a major
concern. Effective space
traffic management is
vital for safety and
sustainability. Reusability and Cost
High Cost and Reduction:
Profitability:
Developing reusable
spacecraft and technologies
Without appropriate
infrastructure, it will be is essential for cost-effective
operations in space tourism.
difficult to provide
tourists with the facilities Advances in reusable rocket
technology, such as SpaceX's
and amenities they need
Falcon 9, have demonstrated
to enjoy the experience
promising progress in this
field.
Falcon 9
Environmental Impact of Space
Tourism
• Space tourism can contribute to air pollution through
the emissions released into the atmosphere during
rocket launches and spacecraft operations.

• Water pollution may occur through the disposal of


waste and propellant residues from space tourism
activities.

• Noise pollution can result from the powerful engines


and sonic booms produced during launches, affecting
both wildlife and local communities.

• Space tourists visiting sensitive ecosystems, such as


remote habitats or celestial bodies, may disturb fragile
environments and disrupt natural processes.
The increased activity associated with space tourism, including more launches and spacecraft operations,
could lead to an increase in space debris, posing risks to satellites, space stations, and other spacecraft in
orbit.

Space Debris
“In order for us to have a future that's exciting and
inspiring, it has to be one where we're a space-
bearing civilization.”
—Elon Musk
03
OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITIES Technological Advancement
Space tourism requires
advancements in spacecraft
design, propulsion systems,
and life support systems.
These technological
developments have broader
applications in transportation,
energy, and
telecommunications, benefiting
Economic Growth multiple sectors Inspiration and Education
Space tourism drives economic
growth by creating new Space tourism inspires and
industries and jobs. Increasing captivates the public's imagination,
demand for space tourism leads fostering wonder and curiosity
to the development of spacecraft, about the universe. It encourages
launch systems, and related support for scientific research,
technologies, stimulating education, and STEM fields,
innovation and generating driving interest in space
employment across sectors. exploration.
04
SUCCESSFUL
MISSIONS
Successful Space Tourists
Anousheh Yusaku
Ansari Maezawa

2006 200…

2001 2009
Dennis Tito Guy Laliberté
Anousheh
Ansari, the first
female space tourist
in 2006, inspired
women interested
Dennis Tito paid in space
$20M in 2001,
exploration.
becoming the first
space tourist and
Dennis Tito inspiring future Anousheh Ansari
private ventures.
Japanese
entrepreneur Yusaku
Maezawa plans to fly
on a future SpaceX
mission, bringing
Cirque du Soleil artists to inspire new
founder, Guy art.
Laliberté, raised
awareness for water
scarcity during his
Guy Laliberté 2009 space tourism
mission. Yusaku Maezawa
05
FUTURE PROSPECTS
FUTURE PROSPECTS
Socioeconomic Impact of
Space Tourism on Earth

Space tourism can


positively impact
socioeconomic factors on
Earth, such as job
creation, citizen Experiences beyond
education about space, Spaceflight:
and fostering a new
solar-based energy Space tourism may offer
infrastructure. spacewalks, zero-gravity
sports, and tailored
activities beyond orbital
flights, enhancing the
overall experience.
The space tourism market is expected to be worth at least $3 billion by 2030.

FUTURE PROSPECTS Lunar and Deep Space


Tourism:
SpaceX plans lunar and
Mars tourism, expanding
beyond Earth's orbit, while
NASA opens the ISS for
commercial use.

Advancements in
Space Hotels and Space
Spacecraft Technology
Stations:
Reusable rockets advance
Companies, including
space tourism and spur
Bigelow Space, are
dedicated spacecraft
developing expandable
development, making it
habitats (B330 space
more accessible.
habitat) for longer space
stays and dedicated space
tourism experiences.
SURVEY ON SPACE TOURISM
Result:
06
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, space tourism presents both
challenges and opportunities for the industry and
society as a whole. While safety concerns and high
costs need to be addressed, the potential for
growth, technological advancements, and scientific
exploration are promising.

➢ Careful planning and risk management are


essential for the success of space tourism.

➢ Environmental awareness is crucial to minimize


the impact of space tourism on the Earth and
space.

➢ Collaborations between private companies and


governments are crucial for the development of
sustainable space tourism.
➢ Education and training programs should be
established to prepare individuals for space travel
and tourism.

➢ Sustainability measures should be implemented to


minimize waste and environmental impact.

➢ Public-private partnerships can contribute to the


growth and success of space tourism.

➢ Continued advancements in spacecraft technology


and infrastructure will enhance the safety and
efficiency of space tourism.
➢ Space tourism can inspire a sense of wonder and
curiosity, fostering a deeper understanding of our
universe.
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