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wur
08 Dec 09 18:59
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That's what Branson's passengers will be paying to go 70 miles high, just above the atmosphere. Not even in orbit, although they will experience weightlessness. 300 passengers signed up, so far. I think he's backed a loser this time.

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By:
Silver Fish
When: 08 Dec 09 19:00
I hope it goes further than his hot air balloon.
By:
jamesbeckton.
When: 08 Dec 09 19:00
nah will make a killing. There is a long waiting list
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 08 Dec 09 19:02
I'm in the queue already, just think about it you could see your house from up there.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 08 Dec 09 19:02
Wait til 2013, Ryanair will do it for a tenner
By:
Shab
When: 08 Dec 09 19:10
He is using it as an experiment to see about the possibilities of long distance travel in a short time. He was talking about going from LA to Australia in a couple of hours - presumably by flying at very high altitude.
By:
ghh
When: 08 Dec 09 19:10
How much hand baggage is allowed please ?
By:
Zola's Back Heel
When: 08 Dec 09 19:11
trophy wife is separate.
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 08 Dec 09 19:11
Thought it was 5 minutes of weightless space
The rest of the time is just getting there
VALUE


Not
Mr VIRGIN Branson

:)
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 08 Dec 09 19:15
Tenner per flight.
£50k per hold bag, max 10 grams
Molten hot pizza slices and pannini's that taste like cardboard and take 2 days to cool to an edible temperature will be served at £500 each.
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 08 Dec 09 19:20
not for 5 minutes no. if it was a genuine trip on a space shuttle then id probably start saving up.
By:
mafeking
When: 08 Dec 09 19:33
probably break down just outside pluto if the trains are anything to go by ;)
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