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Speech About Space Travel

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Space travel Space travel is not an ordinary thing to do, since only a few went to space, which only rich people can afford. Will space travel be the next thing? Will it become cheaper in the future? Will space travel be the future goal for the holidays? People are travelling through space, but only if you either are an astronaut or rich. These are the only chances you need to make it to space, but maybe one day, space travel will be our holiday destination, which many people can afford. If space travel will become our future goal, will it be safe enough to take people to space? It could be safe, since we are developing technologies faster and safer than ever before, but there will always be one disadvantage, for example your muscle and bone mass get damaged, that keeps us from space travel. Astronauts only get to space travel, when they have something to explore or a mission to accomplish. They do not only get to do their mission or explore, they will actually enjoy their flight, and they are paid for it as well. People space travel for a reason, not because they can, but they want to enjoy it, that is why they want to waste their money on that. Low gravity, beautiful sight across the world and the fact, that you have been hundreds of kilometers above the earth. It is something a few people get to feel, but it could change in the future. There is a reason why space travel is not our future holidays, since there is a legality behind the space travel. They cannot afford to

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