See the luxurious space hotel floating in the middle of the universe

According to Stephanie Wenger, the proposed Pioneer space hotel can accommodate 28 people, possibly orbiting the Earth as early as 2025. Photo: Orbital Assembly

Hotel a second space named Voyager, scheduled to open in 2027, can hold up to 400 people. Previously announced in 2019, Voyager Station was once known as Von Braun Station but has since been renamed. Photo: Orbital Assembly

Orbital Assembly CEO Tim Alatorre told CNN: “The goal has always been to enable a large number of people to live, work and develop in space.”

As described by Orbital Assembly, the two space stations mentioned above are like a wheel revolving around the earth and will have artificial gravity to allow guests to move freely on each hotel.

In which, Pioneer is recognized as “World’s first and largest combined space station for both work and home purposes”.

At space hotels, visitors can still bathe, eat and drink while sitting down in the gravity zone. Each space hotel is furnished like the luxury hotels on Earth.

Interior drawings of the rooms at Pioneer Station shared by Orbital show that the space is quite complete with a few bunk beds, flat-screen TVs next to each bed, windows overlooking the stars and windows. table and chair set with unique design. Photo: Orbital Assembly

Meanwhile, Voyager’s space concept sketches are impressed by a more spacious room, especially with an upgraded “Earth view” through a large glass window with a beautiful landscape. The decoration is quite similar to a luxury hotel room on the ground floor. Photo: Orbital Assembly

Since the station revolves around the Earth in 90 minutes, visitors have the opportunity to admire the spectacular scenery of the Earth and the solar system in the viewing room, be served dishes prepared in outer space, watch movies and participate in the tour. participate in other recreational activities. Photo: Orbital Assembly

Of course, a major barrier to outer space exploration for most people on the planet remains cost. Orbital admits that the cost of the next launch remains a major challenge.

However, the company hopes tourists can try the experience of a trip into orbit when space travel becomes less expensive in the not too distant future.

With the development of science and technology, enjoying the holidays in space does not seem to be something too far away for humans.

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