Step Inside The World Of Space Tourism—see What Future Travel Could Really Look Like.

The Unseen Challenges of Space Travel

Being prepared is essential when venturing into the final frontier. Surprising as it sounds, one of the biggest hurdles isn’t spacecraft technology but human adaptability. Initial missions showed that prolonged exposure to space alters eyesight and bone density in unexpected ways.

Navigating these hurdles, space tourism companies are collaborating with space agencies to set health standards. To counteract these effects, pre-flight training includes exercises to strengthen bones and vision. But here’s the kicker: adapting our bodies for space might unlock new medical advancements on Earth.

The bigger issue nobody talks about? Space debris. Every journey adds to the clutter in the cosmos, creating massive challenges for navigation and safety. Companies are now racing to develop systems to “clean” space, ensuring a safe passage for all space tourists.

A potential solution lies in technology often seen in sci-fi. Autonomous drones could be deployed to capture and deorbit debris, paving the way for safer, clutter-free skies. But wait till you see what experts predict for the next decade.