One vision of how affordable-to-the-private-individual space flight can be made a reality.

Bigelow Aerospace's goal is to bring human space flight into the arena of commercial business. Follow the progress of their Genesis I spacecraft, designed to be an inflatable habitat, which was launched into space on July 12, 2006.

Reusable sub-orbital spacecraft being designed and built in an attempt to capture the X PRIZE.

Dedicated nonprofit group in Washington state that aims to research civilian space flight.

Developing a reusable three-man spacecraft to be launched from a hot air balloon as a registered entry for the X PRIZE.

Looks at who is involved, what space accommodations will be like, and who will get to go.

Nonprofit, nongovernmental organization, dedicated to providing solutions that will safeguard humanity from the growing threat of terrorism and technological cataclysm by building "lifeboats" in space.

Spaceflight education and astronaut training facility for the general public which will be located near the NASA Johnson Space Center in Clear Lake, Texas.

Nonprofit citizen's advocacy group with the mission "to open the space frontier for all people as rapidly as possible."

Outline why the goal of affordable travel to space for the general public is not only practical, but highly desirable.

Promoting businesses around the world with its space tourism sweepstakes. Competing for the X PRIZE.

Commercial space craft developed by Richard Branson's Virgin Group.