NASA aims to travel to the moon and beyond—again. Only 24 humans have visited the Moon - all of them Americans; 12 of them landed on the moon.

Two thrill seekers are paying SpaceX to make a trip around the moon next year. Space excursions beyond sub-orbital flights could become reality if companies like Virgin Galactic realize their ambitions. SpaceX, the private spaceflight company founded by billionaire Elon Musk, will launch two paying customers on a week-long trip around the moon and back to Earth in 2018. A company named Space Adventures brokered the …

Established in 2010, the Golden Spike Company was a space tourism company set up to provide commercial space travel to the surface of the moon. A look at the space-tourism race SpaceX has touted Moon tourist plans before—with an announcement in 2017 that two people would launch in 2018—but …

Nasa's Apollo 17 in December 1972 marked the last time humans landed on the moon…

While space companies have long predicted opportunities for space tourism, SpaceX’s Dragon brings that possibility closer to reality. It originally made the extent of these ambitions known at a press conference in 2012, and the company …

When space tourism gets underway, companies will have many options for getting people to and from the Moon, some faster than others. This time they may have some company. The continued pursuit of a moon mission or space tourism in the midst of a global paradigm shift can partly be attributed to the bureaucratic inertia of space…

SpaceX, the ambitious rocket company headed by Elon Musk, wants to send a couple of tourists around the moon and back to Earth before the end of … Welcome to the 21st-century space race – one that could potentially lead to … SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced Monday afternoon that the space tourists had already placed a … Futurologist Ray Hammond predicts space travel to the moon; environmentally-focused planes and trains; and virtual reality to be a factor when planning future trips. Technically, space tourism began in April 2001 when millionaire engineer Dennis Tito made a trip to the International Space Station (ISS).