Island\'s Space Commerce Industry Goes from Strength to Strength
A Douglas based company have acquired four former Russian space capsules, with a view to use them for flights around Planet Earth once space tourism gets underway in the not to distant future.
Excalibur Almaz will be bringing one of the capsules over to the Island to go on public view on the 20th September. It will be on show at King William's College from 11am till 4pm.
The purchase of the capsules cements the Island as having one of the fasting growing space commerce sectors in the World at the moment.
Excalibur Almaz will be bringing one of the capsules over to the Island to go on public view on the 20th September. It will be on show at King William's College from 11am till 4pm.
The purchase of the capsules cements the Island as having one of the fasting growing space commerce sectors in the World at the moment.
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