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Supersonic Jets Expected to Enter the Commercial Market, Business and Industry Trends Analysis

SpaceX hopes to send two tourists around the moon and back in the relatively near future; but bold visions for the future are standard for SpaceX founder Elon Musk, who also founded Tesla Motors.  In September 2018, Japanese e-commerce entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa announced that he will be SpaceX’s first space tourist.  The flight around the moon is planned as early as 2023, and Maezawa, well known as a booster of the arts, hopes to take six to eight artists along with him.
Meanwhile, Boeing’s CST-100 “Starliner” is intended to fly astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).  The CST-100 capsule is propelled by a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket.  The company launched the unmanned capsule in December 2019, but it suffered an in-flight glitch that stranded it in an unplanned orbit.  The capsule was brought down safely, and the company hoped to attempt another flight in 2020.  America has been relying on Russian spacecraft to get to the ISS for years, since the end of the Space Shuttle program at NASA.


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