Just because it's Friday and I can. I receive some really interesting emails sometimes from companies requesting me to blog about or feature their products or services.

This one wins the top spot for being way out there. Enjoy.

So you're out of trip ideas, you've done every known canoe route from Algonquin to Boundary Waters Canoe Area, to Quetico, to Nahanni, to the Grand Canyon… well you get the point.

You want something new that you haven't done before and you want to something so outrageous that none of your paddling buddies have even attempted it.

 

Here it is. Space adventures.

Space Adventures' vision is to open spaceflight and the space frontier to private citizens.

Over the next decade Space Adventures will arrange the flights to space for more people than have made the journey since the dawn of the Space Age.

Our clients will fly on suborbital flights, on voyages to Earth orbit and on historic expeditions that circumnavigate the moon.

Flights will leave from spaceports both on Earth and in space, visiting private space stations, and aboard dozens of different vehicles.

By continually providing newly available space experiences and improving existing space experiences, Space Adventures will continue to lead the private spaceflight industry that it begun in 2001 with the flight of the world's first space tourist.

Here are the details of our Lunar Mission.

The Space Adventures team has designed a circumlunar mission using a unique combination of existing and flight tested Russian technology.

This mission builds on space technology originally developed for manned lunar missions, and has been flown over decades as part of the world’s most successful human spaceflight program.

You will begin your journey to the far side of the moon by first launching aboard a Soyuz spacecraft.

Then, a subsequent launch will occur of an unmanned rocket booster.

Your spacecraft will rendezvous with this additional system in low-Earth-orbit.

The engagement of the two will provide your spacecraft with the required propellant to travel to the moon.

Once the firing of the booster is complete, the two systems will separate and you will continue on your majestic journey.

Other Space Advetures opportunities include, Orbital Spacflight and Zero Gravity Flights

Check out SpaceAdventures.com to find out more and to book your space adventure today but hurry because space is limited.

I wonder when they will start offering climbing expeditions on Mars to summit Olympus Mons.

Who would sign up for one of these trips, would you?

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