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NASA Is Opening ISS To Tourists For A Hefty Sum

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Beginning as early as next year, NASA plans to make the International Space Station available to space tourists and other business ventures. While the news may sound exciting, the cost to visit is far beyond what most of us can afford. According to Gizmodo, a stay aboard the ISS will cost $35,000 per night. Visitors will be allowed to stay on the station for up to 30 days, which would add up to over $1 million.

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