Space Tourism.pdf

Space tourism is still an impossible dream for most people because it is a reality for only a very few, very rich, people.
To get to a space hotel, you would take a space shuttle, which would quickly leave the Earth's atmosphere, and then you would float to the hotel using an access tube and holding on to a cable.
On a space holiday, you could admire the unique views of Earth and space, and enjoy the endless entertainment of being weightless, with the possibility of a space-walk.
The first space tourist, Dennis Tito, paid around £14 million for his trip.
The International Space Station is very large because it can be seen from Earth.
Anousheh's trip into space made history because she became the first female space tourist in 2006.
Anousheh started her trip in Russia, stayed on the International Space Station, and stayed in space for eight days.
The group of words that shows Anousheh wrote her blog for others to read is "my friends".
Anousheh felt wonderful about being in space on September 27th, enjoying the advantages of being weightless, such as lifting heavy objects with one hand, flying, and doing somersaults effortlessly.
The events and their corresponding years are: a man walked on the Moon (1969), the International Space Station was built (1998), Dennis Tito became the first space tourist (2001), and Anousheh Ansari became the first female space tourist (2006).