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Cecil Field Spaceport
We envision Cecil Field Spaceport as a solution to build a space experience center whereby everyday people can experience space without leaving planet Earth. This Jacksonville spaceport along with the Kennedy Space Center facility would provide training for sub-orbital spaceflights. eSpaceTickets.com will establish a national and international transparent funding solution to help purchase the XCOR Aerospace LYNX rocket powered reusable launch vehicles. Learn about our eSpaceTickets' funding program and how you can make your journey to space (without being super wealthy) from Cecil Field Spaceport!
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The following comments are the best comments of the day.
"consider a lottery for winning the tickets to go to space thus the lottery proceeds pay of the trip.." A comment from CecilFieldSpaceport.com - The proceeds from the legal contests (not a lottery) will help to purchase a reusable launch vehicle (rocket) AND to help fund a SPACE Experience Center. More will be released about the space tourism contests, so please be sure to show your support and join our worldwide grassroots support campaign.
"I am extremely interested in this venture. It has always been a childhood dream of mine to experience a trip to space before I die."
"I am glad that your team is trying to keep space flight alive since NASA seems to be giving up."
"I am so excited about our new spaceport. This is a big deal. It could result in multiple launches per day, weather permitting. We've been waiting for something to inspire us to move forward to the future. Our technology is far advanced. We can finally use it to push our private space programs to the limitless solar system and beyond. God, I am burning with excitement!"
"Space travel in Jacksonville blows my mind. We are getting closer and closer to technologies and sciences we have never seen. History, so far, has proved that the further we explore and uncover new technologies and sciences the more proficient, advanced, knowledgable, and adaptable we become. It seems that this could only be great for Jacksonville's economy and another step in keeping the vision of space travel for the common good alive."
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